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Linear Floor Grates

Linear floor grates provide drainage for showers and wet areas along a single, narrow line rather than a central point, making them a popular choice for modern, minimalist bathroom designs and step-free shower entries.
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Tile Insert vs Surface Grates

Tile Insert Grates

Tile insert grates are designed to sit flush with the surrounding tiles, with a recessed channel that holds a cut piece of matching tile. This creates a near-invisible drainage line, since the grate itself blends into the floor rather than standing out as a separate fixture.

Surface Grates

Surface grates sit visibly on top of the floor and come finished in a chosen colour, such as chrome, matte black or brushed gold. They're a straightforward option where a tiled insert isn't practical, and can also serve as a deliberate design feature against contrasting tiles.

Choosing the Right Length

VICTILES stocks linear floor grates ranging from compact 600mm shower grates through to long 5600mm storm water and drainage channels suited to larger wet areas, balconies and outdoor applications. Standard shower grate lengths of 600mm to 1200mm suit most residential bathrooms, while the longer channel options are typically used for commercial or whole-of-room drainage.

Frequently Asked Questions About Linear Floor Grates

A tile insert grate holds a cut section of matching floor tile so the drain blends invisibly into the floor, while a surface grate has its own visible finish, such as chrome or matte black, and sits as a distinct design element.

Grate length should generally match or slightly exceed the width of your shower entry or step-free zone. Common residential lengths range from 600mm to 1200mm, with longer options available for wider showers or wet room layouts.

Yes, longer format grates such as our Storm Water Grate range are designed for outdoor drainage applications including balconies, alfresco areas and driveways, in addition to indoor shower and wet area use.

Yes, adequate floor fall towards the grate is essential for proper drainage and should be planned and installed by a licensed waterproofer or tiler as part of the shower or wet area build.

Yes, linear floor grates are commonly used in step-free and wheelchair-accessible shower designs, since they allow water to drain along a single line without requiring a raised hob or step.