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Add A Splash Of Design With Aquabocci Linear Shower Drains.
A Blade shower kit installed across the opening of the shower. Colour: GT Silver Create A Custom Bathroom Area With Aquabocci Linear Shower Drains If you’re a property developer, contractor, architect or new homeowner, one of the most important elements you'll have to factor into your design is your plumbing system. Of course, you want a property that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing, so having to sacrifice one over the other is never ideal. If you're looking into your plumbing and drainage options at the moment, then you need to check out the drainage systems available at Aquabocci, especially...
Stylish And Functional Linear Drains
Aquabocci’s A30 drain will completely drain your balcony . Colour: Titanium Linear drains are designed for channelling water away from balconies and terraces. These systems are installed on the floor of the balcony and consist of a grate positioned above the surface level. Anodised aluminium is a common materials used to make balcony drains, and their main function is to prevent water from accumulating on the surface of the balcony, which can damage the structure of the building. Additionally, keeping the surface dry with a linear drain can prevent trips, falls and slips. While a linear drain is a functional installation, there’s...
There’s More to Aquabocci Slot Drains Than You Think
When most people think about drainage, they probably envision large systems that are far from pretty to look at. After all, getting rid of rain or wastewater is rarely the most exciting of tasks. But if your drains are exposed, a slot drain could be the ideal solution to their drab appearance, combining the simple function of a drain with a great design that catches the eye. Learn more about what slot drains are, some of the benefits of slot drains and ideal uses for slot drains in this article. What Are Slot Drains ? Before going all in...