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Designing a bathroom adapted to the needs of people with disabilities requires special attention. A key role is played not only by the proper arrangement of sanitary fixtures, but also by the use of solutions that enable safe and comfortable use of the shower area.

In modern designs, walk-in shower enclosures and linear drains are increasingly preferred, as they combine functionality with an elegant appearance.

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Modern drains made of stainless steel that combine functionality with timeless design.
An ideal solution for spaces where efficient water drainage, aesthetics, and long-term reliability are essential. Continue reading “Stainless steel drains – durability, precision, and an elegant appearance”…

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A bathroom adapted to the needs of people with disabilities is not only a matter of comfort, but above all of user safety and independence. One of the key elements of such a space is the washbasin, whose proper installation is crucial for everyday usability.

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In modern bathrooms and restrooms, not only aesthetics but also functionality are becoming increasingly important. This is especially true in limited spaces—such as small apartments, hotel rooms, guest bathrooms, or commercial facilities—where every centimeter matters. One often overlooked yet very important component is the washbasin siphon.

Traditional bottle siphons can take up a significant amount of space, limiting the possibility of installing cabinets, bins, or shelves under the sink. Mounted directly along the drain axis, they are also prone to being hit by hand or by items stored in drawers during cleaning or everyday use.

The solution to this problem is a modern space-saving siphon—such as the Loco model

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In industrial buildings, warehouses, residential buildings, and public facilities, there are spaces that are used only occasionally—such as storage rooms, utility rooms, boiler rooms, service shafts, seasonal laundries, or backup bathrooms. In such conditions, a recurring problem often arises: unpleasant odors coming from the floor drain. Even when the installation has been carried out in accordance with standards and equipped with a traditional siphon, the odor issue tends to return periodically. Why?

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Every detail matters

Imagine a perfectly designed bathroom: stylish tiles, minimalist fittings, a modern shower tray seamlessly integrated into the floor. Everything is refined down to the last detail… until it comes time to choose the siphon cover. Seemingly a small detail, yet it is precisely this element that can either disrupt the harmony of the design—or complete it perfectly.

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Height is not everything – the turning radius also matters

Choosing the right shower tray siphon is a key stage in bathroom design, especially when aiming for modern, barrier-free solutions that are easy to maintain. Most attention is usually given to the height of the siphon, which is indeed crucial—the lower it is, the easier it fits within floor layers, simplifying installation in thin floors or during renovations of older buildings.

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In the world of sanitary installations, where reliability, ease of installation, and user safety are key, increasing attention is being paid to… simplicity. More precisely—the number of components a product is made of. In the case of shower tray siphons, this seemingly minor detail plays a crucial role. And this is where Speed and Speed2 siphons stand out from the competition.

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A very important aspect during the use of a shower tray siphon is the relationship between the height of the siphon body and the height of the water seal (the column of water in the siphon).

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