Review on 🚿 WINSOON 36 Inch Tile Insert Linear Shower Drain with Adjustable Leveling Feet and Hair Strainer - Brushed 304 Stainless Steel Long Rectangle Shower Floor Drain Liner by Kim Kajer

We were looking for an inexpensive linear drain for our 6'x3' single shower on our new bathroom renovation (all home made without a contractor). 5 days later and 40 hours of work - done. Drain - VERY EASY to install over the liner (the slope was built before the liner was installed). Further cement placement - be mindful of your slope and sides of this drain (we left 1/2 on each side for proper drainage). The pictures show the progress (back). Leave about 3/8 inch (depending on the thickness of your tile) with a final coat of cement before laying any tile, stone or other material you are laying. Instead, use some cement (on top of the liner) to get that drain back in place first. It was 1/2 off the ground and the side supports were too long to use or modify. So if you have a similar situation, remove the supports and cement this drain on the sides/bottom. Let it dry and then pour cement for the final touch etc. Make sure your cement mix is "sealable" ie not runny. so that the top grid is clean. The device has been tested for more than a month. The filter basket catches hair fairly well, and when clogged, it supports water. So when you stand in the water in the shower, lift it to the grate and pull out the cleaning basket. Product warranty 5 years. The product is of good quality and the company supports it, it is a good choice! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!