Minimalism is one of the most popular design styles today worldwide. In this style, the goal is to make everything appear in the simplest possible form.
The stainless steel tile-insert floor drain with a frameless (frame less) design is considered the best option for minimalism enthusiasts. In this style, the floor drain is designed in such a way that after installation, the drain frame is not visible as much as possible; in other words, it is called a concealed floor drain.
Removing the additional frame, frameless (frame less), makes the surface of the floor drain appear integrated with the building floor, while the presence of ceramic tile inside the drain cover makes the appearance much neater and more eye-catching.

As the name suggests, tile-insert and stone-insert floor drains are respectively suitable for ceramic and stone floor coverings.
The drain cover is covered with ceramic tile and stone; therefore, the concealed floor drain appearance can be seen, and its minimalist design has attracted the attention of interior designers.
What Is a Stainless Steel Tile-Insert Floor Drain?
The rectangular and square floor drains are made of 304 and 316 stainless steel with thicknesses of 1 and 1.5 mm. The stainless steel is completely scratch-resistant and resistant to corrosion and rust, which results in durability and a long service life. Due to their larger size, they have a greater water intake and drainage capacity and are very suitable for large spaces.
The installer measures and cuts the ceramic tile and places it inside the cover, and then after the floor drain is installed and executed, the cover is placed inside it.
Linear Tile-Insert Floor Drain Dimensions Guide
Stilo Industrial Group produces linear floor drains with widths of 7 and 7.5 centimeters and lengths from 20 to 120 centimeters, which are used according to the needs and size of the building, including bathrooms, kitchens, laboratories, swimming pools, and other spaces.
Square Tile-Insert Floor Drain Dimensions Guide
Square floor drains are available in sizes of 20×20, 10×10, 12×12, and 15×15 as standard ready-made forms. The dimensions of these floor drains are equal on all sides; therefore, the volume of water entering from each side is the same, and technically, it is said that the water collects and drains at one point.
Stainless Steel Floor Drain Color Options
Oven-baked coating is considered the best option for painting metal surfaces, including stainless steel. These colors offer a wide variety and appeal to all tastes, and they can be purchased as custom orders. However, at Stilo, in addition to the original stainless steel color (chrome), gold, black, and white colors are available and ready for purchase.
Tile-Insert Floor Drain Installation Guide
As mentioned previously, for installing a tile-insert floor drain, accurately measuring and cutting the ceramic tile according to the cover frame is important. However, it should be taken into consideration that this must be done by a professional installer, as it requires a high level of precision and delicacy in cutting and placement.
After the floor drain is installed and the floor slope and building floor construction are completed, the cover is placed inside the floor drain.