Drains are some of the most underrated products in a house, seen and ignored, but these days manufacturers have applied a certain design discipline that makes them integral to the architecture.
Two of the big drivers behind that trend are: linear and trench drains that give barrier-free showers a uncluttered look that's ADA-compliant; and drains designed to blend into the cast iron, ceramic, or arylic shower and sink bodies. Both represent a concerted effort to reimagine drains, and not just for a more modern look, but also to improve functionality.
Our friends at Products magazine took a closer look at the trend and spotlighted 11 trailblazing designs. Read the full article here.
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