The Bespoke drain is composed of several elements, which together form one long drain unit.
Unidrain offers drain units with the exact right measurements for your project.
Do you need help with measuring a Bespoke drain?
If the wet room is not secured properly, it can lead to great damage to adjacent constructions.
We have put together six tips for securing the wet room
The line drain with a grating in brushed stainless steel is the classic design from Unidrain.
The ClassicLine series consists of six different designs, which means there’s a solution for every taste.
Bespoke offers several options for assembling the system.
Whether you choose ClassicLine or HighLine, you can have a solution where the frames are joined end to end, or a solution with tiles between the linear drains; then there is the solution where the frames are joined with ‘flex frames’ to create symmetry.
Bespoke is the flexible solution for all sizes of bathroom. Customised drains allow you to order floor drains that differ from the standard sizes.
You can also opt to fit floor drains against more than one wall if you want.
Bespoke is made up of multiple floor drains to provide the desired length.
You can choose ClassicLine gratings or HighLine panels from the standard range. You can also choose frames and outlet units from the standard range.
To achieve the maximum capacity with the minimum depth, several outlet units are combined into one customised drain.
Use the configurator to find the right customised drain for your project.
One modul with flexframes
Two moduls without flexframes
Two moduls with flexframes
Follow the detailed instructions from the wet room membrane supplier (Lip, Ardex/Wedi, Alfix, Schönox/Sika, Mira, Knauf, Mapei and others).
Avoid using wet concrete primer on the metal surfaces of the line drain before applying the wet room membrane.
Remove any dirt and grease stains from the drain’s metal surfaces before starting work with the wet room membrane.
The membrane’s overlap on the drain’s metal surfaces must be at least 40 mm.
A liquid one-component wet room membrane must be applied in two layers, with a total layer thickness of at least 1 mm.
It is important to be thorough with the wet room membrane – it is the waterproofing of the drain that makes the whole shower installation last for many years.
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