China Shower Channel Drain Factory Zhejiang Hasen

Zhejiang Haixin Kitchen & Bathroom Technology Co., Ltd. is your go-to factory for premium shower channel drains, offering a full range of services from manufacturing and design to R&D and global trade. We focus on serving both domestic and international markets, with a strong emphasis on high-quality, mid-to-high-end products.

At Hasen, we have a professional production base with an impressive annual output of approximately 1 million sets of stainless steel kitchen and bathroom products. Our main exports include floor drains, niches, showers, sinks, and various kitchen accessories—all designed to combine style, functionality, and durability.

Our shower channel drains are particularly popular, trusted by customers for their reliability and sleek design. Whether you're upgrading a bathroom or outfitting a kitchen, we’re committed to providing products that elevate your space with both beauty and practicality.

What is Shower Drain Channel
A shower drain channel is a sleek and efficient drainage solution for your bathroom. It typically features a tray, an outlet surface, and a sludge trap, working together to direct water away from your shower and into your home’s plumbing system.

These drains are often designed with a removable steel grating, which serves two key functions: it lets water flow smoothly while also trapping hair and debris to prevent clogging. This makes cleaning and maintenance a lot easier, ensuring your shower stays free from blockages.

What Does a Shower Floor Channel Do?
A shower floor channel is designed to efficiently drain water from the shower area, keeping your bathroom floor dry and free from puddles. It creates a seamless flow of water towards the drain, typically positioned along the edge or center of the shower floor. The channel works by guiding water towards the drain, ensuring quick and efficient removal, while also preventing water from pooling in unwanted areas. This type of drain is often chosen for its sleek, minimalist design and easy-to-clean features.

Types of Shower Drain Channels

There are several types of shower drain channels, each with its own unique design and functionality:

Shower Channel Drain: Perfect Installation Guide
Installing a shower channel drain is a straightforward process, but it does require attention to detail to ensure everything works perfectly. Here's a simple guide to help you install it like a pro:

Preparation

Measure the Area: Before purchasing your shower channel, measure the length of the shower floor where the drain will go. Make sure the drain fits the area perfectly.

Choose the Right Slope: Ensure the floor has a slight slope (about 1–2%) towards the drain, so water flows efficiently into the channel.

Installation

   Install the Tray: Position the shower tray or base where the channel drain will be installed. Make sure it's level and sloped towards the drain outlet.

   Attach the Drain Channel: Place the drain channel along the tray, making sure it's firmly attached and aligned properly.

   Seal the Edges: Use waterproof silicone sealant around the edges of the channel to prevent leaks.

   Connect to Plumbing: Attach the drain's outlet to the plumbing system. Double-check the connection to ensure there are no leaks.

   Install the Grate: Once everything is securely in place and the silicone has dried, you can install the grating on top of the channel.

   Test the Drain: Run some water to ensure everything drains smoothly and there are no blockages.

How To Clear Your Shower Drain Channel
Over time, your shower drain channel might get clogged with hair, soap scum, or other debris. Here's how you can clear it out:

   Remove the Grating: Start by lifting or unscrewing the grate covering the drain. You may need a tool if it's screwed in.

   Check for Visible Blockages: Look inside the channel for hair or debris and manually remove any that's blocking the flow.

   Use a Plunger: If there's still a blockage, try using a plunger to push it through. Be gentle to avoid damaging the drain.

   Pour Boiling Water: Pouring hot water down the drain can help dissolve soap scum or grease that might be clogging the channel.

   Use a Drain Cleaner: If the blockage persists, you can use a non-toxic drain cleaner or a mixture of baking soda and vinegar to clear it out. Just let it sit for about 15-20 minutes before rinsing with hot water.

How Do You Remove a Shower Screen Channel?
If you need to remove the shower screen channel for maintenance or replacement, here's how you can do it:

   Remove the Screws: Most shower screen channels are secured with screws. Use a screwdriver to carefully remove them.

   Loosen the Channel: Once the screws are removed, gently pull the channel away from the wall. If it's stuck due to old sealant, you may need to use a putty knife to carefully pry it loose.

   Clean Up: Once removed, clean off any old sealant from the walls and the channel, so you're ready for a new installation or maintenance.

What is the difference between a shower drain and a floor drain

A shower drain and a floor drain both serve to direct water away, but they have different functions and are designed for different spaces.

Key Differences:

Location and Usage:
   Shower Drain: Installed in showers or bathtubs to remove water that accumulates during use. It is usually located at the lowest point of the shower floor to ensure proper water drainage.
   Floor Drain: Found in basements, laundry rooms, garages, or other areas with a low point of water accumulation, such as bathrooms or kitchens. It's designed for general drainage in larger spaces, not just confined to showers.

Design and Size:
   Shower Drain: Typically smaller in size and features a grated cover that allows water to pass through while preventing debris from entering the plumbing system. Shower drains are often round or square.
   Floor Drain: Larger and often features a trough or a grate that spans a larger surface area. Floor drains may also have a trap for preventing odors from escaping the drain pipe.

Placement:
   Shower Drain: Positioned directly in the shower or bathtub floor, often in the center or at the edge of the shower.
   Floor Drain: Usually located in the middle of a room or the lowest point of the floor to allow water to flow into it from any direction.

Water Flow Capacity:
   Shower Drain: Designed for the relatively small volume of water generated during a shower.
   Floor Drain: Designed to handle larger volumes of water from various sources, such as leaks or spills, as well as larger areas where water can accumulate.

Trap and Odor Control:
   Shower Drain: Most shower drains have a trap that prevents sewer gases from coming back up into the bathroom.
   Floor Drain: Often includes a trap or a P-trap to ensure that odors are not released back into the room.

If you're looking to learn more about shower channel drains or considering installing one, look no further than Hasen – a leading manufacturer specializing in high-quality shower channel drains. At Hasen, we take pride in offering advanced, durable, and aesthetically pleasing drainage solutions for modern bathrooms.

Our shower channel drains are designed with cutting-edge technology to ensure efficient water flow, easy installation, and long-lasting performance. Whether you're renovating your bathroom or designing a new space, our products provide the ideal combination of functionality and style.

We understand the importance of a reliable drainage system, which is why we focus on superior engineering to prevent clogs, odors, and water damage. With Hasen drains, you can be confident that your bathroom will remain sleek and dry.

Get in touch with us today to explore a variety of customizable options that perfectly suit your space and needs. Let Hasen help you create the ultimate shower experience with our top-of-the-line shower channel drains.