A drain is a fixed drainage outlet on the floor or wall of a room. In-house decoration, drains are usually installed in areas with high humidity, such as kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms, to prevent accumulation of water and facilitate drainage.
Place the wall niche into the desired position. We recommend installing the niche in the center of the two studs (if necessary). Next, mark the outlines or cutlines on the wall using a pencil. Carefully cut out the cavity using a saw or angle grinder. Ensure that you have enough depth in the wall to accommodate the niche. Our recessed wall niches are available with 10 cm (4″) and 7 cm installation depth.
In modern decoration, a combination of soft and hard fittings is commonly used, which involves reserving space in the wall for storage facilities.
One-Piece Shaft Collars have been gaining popularity in the manufacturing industry due to their versatility and ease of use. These collars provide a simple but effective solution for holding components in place on a shaft, preventing the components from moving during operation.
Looking to add a touch of elegance to your bathroom? Look no further than the Stainless Steel Wall Niche. This stylish and practical addition to your bathroom walls is the perfect way to store toiletries and other essentials while enhancing the overall look of your space.
Right Angle Shower Floor Drain Vertical Outlet is a shower floor drain design that has some of the following advantages: Easy installation: This type of shower floor drain is usually installed in the corner of the shower room or bathroom floor, so its installation is relatively simple. It does not need to be parallel to the drain pipe in the floor, but exits vertically, which can reduce installation complexity.
