Category: Drainage Solutions

Modern bathrooms are all about thoughtful details, clean lines and a seamless finish. Linear shower drains are an increasingly popular choice to reach this look, especially when functionality and design have to work together.

We are here to introduce you to both our TEMA and Moonler stainless steel lines that combine practical drainage with a very flexible design that complements virtually any shower or bathroom floor.

Why Choose a Linear Shower Drain?

One of the key parts of these linear shower drains is the reversible top section. One side provides a sleek stainless-steel finish providing a contemporary metallic detail to the area. But, when you turn the top over, it becomes a recessed, fillable surface where you can add your ceramic tile and make the drain blend into your shower or bathroom floor.

The linear format also provides a clean alternative to traditional point drains and works particularly well with large-format tiles and modern walk-in showers.

Installation Benefits of Linear Shower Drains

For the more technical aspect, this drain has many positive installation bonuses. The insulating mesh that goes all around the linear drain serves as very important protection against losses from the drain that can destroy tiling. When drops of water escape into the tiles, the mesh underneath collects the dripping water and takes it back towards the drain. Nowadays it’s a must to make selections, keeping in mind long-term value, as a small decision like this can save you much more money for replacing flooring due to water leakages and mould problems.

Whether you are designing a new bathroom, renovating an existing shower or looking for a more discreet drainage solution, our range of linear shower drains offers both practical performance and design flexibility.

Quality, Durability and Design

With our products, we can provide options for projects where quality, durability and appearance all matter. A well-planned drainage system is an important part of creating a bathroom that performs reliably over time. When selecting a linear shower drain, it is worth considering how the product will fit the needs of the project, the frequency of use and the requirements of the installation. Careful product selection and correct installation help support consistent drainage performance and make maintenance easier. For architects, installers and homeowners, choosing a suitable solution from TEMA and Moonler helps bring the practical requirements of a bathroom project together with its overall design. Paying attention to these details during planning can contribute to a more functional and well-finished space.

Looking for linear shower drains that can disappear into your floor design? Explore our range and find the solution that fits your bathroom.

The modern way suggests that good drainage should do its job without becoming the first thing you notice.

That is exactly the idea behind GHOST, the discreet slot grating from First Plast, which you can find at Alpaco Domica Ltd. Instead of covering a drainage channel with a conventional visible grate, the GHOST grating uses a narrow slot to create a much more discreet, cleaner and understated finish.

The Goal

The concept is quite simple: make the water disappear but also allow the architecture around to remain the primary focus.

The result is a drainage line that blends into its surroundings rather than interrupting the appearance of a paved or tiled surface. First Plast describes the system as a solution where efficient drainage and a minimalist aesthetic work together.

This makes the Ghost grating particularly interesting for projects that prioritise appearance right up there with functionality. Modern balconies, terraces and pool areas often rely on clean lines and surfaces that run uninterrupted. A large grating can disrupt the aesthetic of any area if it does not fit in. GHOST takes a different approach.

The drainage ability is still there; you just do not notice it as much.

Practical advantages

There is also a practical side to the design. While on one side the grating has the slot drain running along the middle of it, when you flip it, this slot is running along the side of the grating. This means that if your drainage channel is running along a wall, you can apply the slot drain completely against the wall and make it even less visible.

Sometimes good design is not about adding another feature to a space. It is about removing visual distractions.

GHOST is drainage designed to stay in the background — quietly collecting water while letting the floor, tiles and architecture take centre stage.