Description
The Radiant Square Tile Insert Floor Grate is a 150 x 150mm shallow tray drain designed to be filled with a cut piece of your own floor tile. Once the tile is set the drain almost disappears, leaving a thin square outline in the floor instead of the perforated metal grate a conventional floor waste presents.
The brushed satin frame sits flush with the finished floor level and does the drainage work through the perimeter gap around the insert. The insert itself lifts out by hand, with no tools needed, so clearing hair and soap build up is a thirty second job rather than a chore.
Features
- 150mm x 150mm square format, suits standard tile grids
- Brushed satin frame finish
- Tile insert tray — takes a cut piece of your own floor tile
- Sits flush with the finished floor level
- Removable insert, no tools required for cleaning
- Outlet sizes: 38mm, 74mm or 90mm
- Drainage through the perimeter gap
- Radiant — Australian bathroom drainage and heating products
Size: 150mm x 150mm
Finish: Brushed satin
Outlet: 38mm, 74mm or 90mm (select at checkout)
Installation: Set flush with the finished floor; allow one spare floor tile for the insert
See the full floor waste range, or browse all wastes and grates at our Malaga showroom.
About tile insert floor grates
A tile insert floor grate replaces a visible metal grate with a shallow tray that takes a cut piece of your own floor tile. Once the tile is set, the drain reads as a thin square outline in the floor rather than as a fitting, which is why tile inserts have become standard in bathrooms where the tiling is meant to run uninterrupted.
The trade off is that the tile has to be cut accurately and set flush, so allow for a spare tile when ordering your floor. The frame itself does the drainage work through the perimeter gap, and the removable insert lifts out for cleaning — worth doing regularly, because hair and soap collect under it exactly as they would under a conventional grate.
Match the outlet size to the drainage pipe already in the floor before ordering. Outlet diameter is not adjustable on site, and a mismatch means either an adaptor or a new penetration in the slab.
