Schluter kerdi line is a low profile linear floor drain specifically designed for bonded waterproofing assemblies.
Schluter tile in drain.
The schluter system is designed to work with a top mounted drain with a bonding flange instead of a clamping ring drain.
The most significant change that comes from choosing a linear drain is that you are able to use larger tiles on the shower floor.
Because the entire floor is evenly sloped in one direction any size tile can be installed on the floor.
Matte black matte white stone grey griege cream and bronze.
The floor can be sloped on a single plane to kerdi line which enables the use of largeformat tiles and creates interesting design opportunities.
Schluter systems is dedicated to providing innovative solutions for tile installation.
Large tiles or small tiles.
Installed beneath tiled floors schluter ditra uses an innovative uncoupling technology that prevents cracked tile and grout while providing effective waterproofing.
Schluter kerdi drain is a floor drain with an integrated bonding flange that provides a large contact area for a secure connection to the kerdi waterproofing membrane at the top of the assembly.
For the installer by the installer.
In most cases a point drain will cost less than a linear drain.
The schluter drain could be installed by the plumber or the tile contractor and connected to a stub that has been installed by the plumber.
Schluter kerdi is a sheet applied waterproofing and vapor retardant membrane that is installed behind the tiles in showers bathtub surrounds and other wet areas.
Kerdi line can be installed adjacent to walls or at intermediate locations in showers steam rooms wet rooms and other applications that require drainage.
Kerdi line is available with several grate designs including a frameless tileable covering support which virtually disappears in the field tile.
Now available in matching trendline finishes.
Schluter ditra heat is the only electric floor warming system to incorporate uncoupling technology to prevent cracked tile or grout.