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Custom Drains and Niches from Funmax
Solution

Floor Drains and Shower Niches Made to Project Size

Two items in a wet room are worth making to size rather than buying off a shelf: the drain and the niche. Both are set out by the tile, and both leak if they are forced.

Process

Stage by Stage

  1. Drawing review

    The problem: Stock sizes are chosen first and the tiling is adjusted to suit, which leaves cut slivers at the perimeter.

    How we handle it: Send the tile setting-out and the fall detail before anything is ordered. The drain length is then set by the tile module.

  2. Format selection

    The problem: A point drain in a level-access wet room needs falls in four directions across a large-format tile.

    How we handle it: Choose between linear channel, concealed tile-insert and point formats. A linear drain at the wall lets the whole floor fall one way.

  3. Niche coordination

    The problem: Site-built niches crack at the corners and leak into the wall build-up.

    How we handle it: A welded SUS304 niche in single, double or triple-shelf format, made to the opening your setting-out leaves, is waterproofed as one piece.

  4. Finish matching

    The problem: The drain grating and the niche are often the only two items left in a different finish.

    How we handle it: Both are produced in the same finish palette as the tapware and accessories — brushed gun metal, brushed brass, matte black and more.

  5. Waterproofing detail

    The problem: The interface between the fitting and the tanking is where wet rooms fail.

    How we handle it: Send us your wall and floor build-up. We will advise on the interface before you order rather than after the tiler is on site.

FAQ

Custom Drains and Niches — Questions

What sizes can you make?
Both ranges are built to project requirement. Send the setting-out drawing over WhatsApp and we will confirm what we can produce for your dimensions.
What is a concealed floor drain?
A concealed or tile-insert drain takes the floor tile itself into the grate, so the drain reads as part of the floor rather than as a stainless strip.
What flow rate do the drains handle?
Flow rates are not published on our current datasheets. Send us the shower flow and the fall detail and we will confirm before you specify.

Start With a Drawing or a Schedule

Send the setting-out, the finish schedule or just a list of room types. We will tell you what is standard, what is made to size, and what we need from you.