ᐅ Location of the drain in a walk-in (curbless) shower

Hello everyone,

Should I place the drain in a walk-in, tiled shower with a slope towards the center or rather against the wall? The shower will be 1 meter by 1 meter (3 ft 3 in by 3 ft 3 in).

Thanks and best regards

The middle is the worst place: then you end up standing in a "funnel," and the angled cuts of the floor tiles, which are not clean miters because of the slope, all lead there. So either a slope in one direction with the drain at the center of the wall side, or a slope in two directions with the drain in the corner.

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Thank you!

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The picture clearly shows an elegant solution for the problem caused by the slope creating "acute angles" at the joint points of the tiles for the four funnel segments: simply cut the tiles again.

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We are installing a stainless steel channel drain that will be tiled over, positioned flush with the wall edge. It should also be easy to clean.