NZHomeware mainly provides you three kinds of high-quality waste ----- drain grates, floor waste and pop-up waste.

Floor grates (also known as shower grates, or shower channels, or floor drains) are now so popular they are the norm in most new contemporary bathrooms - but do not get the installation wrong. When installed properly, their simplistic straight lines and minimalist design makes them popular.

Floor grates are long and narrow. If you want to add drama to your shower, choose a linear drain. This type has gained in popularity in recent years but still stands out. Although you can install them in the middle of the floor, they usually go along one wall. The floor will slope evenly toward the linear drain. Some are 72″ long in fancier showers.

Floor grates give you more freedom with tile size. That’s because the floor slopes evenly, leaving you free to choose the tile size and style that appeals to you. Many homeowners prefer large tile sizes so that the shower matches the rest of the bathroom. Larger tiles also make spaces feel larger.

Floor waste is a plumbing fixture that is installed in the floor of a structure, mainly designed to remove any standing water near it. They are usually round, but can also be square or rectangular.

The floor waste in a bathroom can sometimes be an element of oversight with a sterile appearance. But they don’t have to be when using a tile insert floor waste. In fact the use of a tile insert floor waste can elevate a bathroom both visually and aesthetically.

Floor wastes have been in use for a very long time. They are less popular for shower enclosures than linear drains, however, they have a much wider application. They are perfect as a central drainage for the entire bathroom, garage, laundry room, terrace and wherever the shape of the linear drain simply does not fit.

One of the biggest advantages of floor wastes is their price. Due to the smaller amount of stainless steel and the less complicated production process, they are much cheaper than linear drains.

Pop-up waste refers to the type of pipe fitting that joins a sink, basin or bidet to a waste pipe at the plughole. They incorporate a plug or stopper which is operated with a control. You may also find pop-up wastes in other sanitary appliances.It can come in a variety of finishes to match with your chosen tapware.