Designed to support heavy loads, these grates are used to cover drains in sidewalks and roadways. Since they only require support on the two long sides, you can install them end-to-end over a long stretch.

Choose a grate with a DIN load class rating that's suitable for your application.

Keep solids from sliding down your drain. Snap them into your shower or tub drain.

These drains are an economical alternative to iron floor drains. Connect drains inside a drain pipe with plastic primer and cement (not included).

Create an access point to inspect and clean a floor drain pipeline. The cover on these cleanouts can be adjusted up or down to sit flush with the finished floor. An ABS cleanout plug underneath the cover prevents debris from entering and sewer gases from exiting the system. These cleanouts are compatible with Schedule 40 PVC pipe for gravity-flow drain, waste, and vent applications. Attach to your unthreaded drain pipe with a PVC primer and cement (also known as solvent weld).

Made of cast iron, these covers are strong enough to handle high-volume foot and vehicle traffic. Use them to cover manholes on roads, parking lots, or walkways.

Stop sewer gases from escaping through your floor drain if the P-trap dries out. Similar to a check valve, they allow liquid to drain but won’t let gases back up. They’re especially useful in infrequently used drains. To install, remove the strainer from your drain and place these seals in the opening. They have fins that grip the inside of the drain and a top ring to keep them in place. After putting the strainer back, pour water through the drain to fill the P-trap.

Guide dripping wastewater and condensate down your drain to prevent splashing. These funnels have threaded holes and screws, so they come ready to mount to your floor drain strainer.