Height under the tray is the constraint nobody measures · review
The only channel here that publishes both a foot height range and a load figure — 77 to 121 mm and 300 kg — on a welded 304 body.
The bottom line The channel that adapts to your floor rather than requiring one. It costs the most and publishes the most.
A 90 cm shower channel in welded 304 stainless steel, with support feet adjustable from 77 to 121 mm, a reversible tileable grate, a 360° rotating trap with an odour stop and a hair strainer, a stated 300 kg load capacity and up to 36 l/min.
Feet from 77 to 121 mm. Forty-four millimetres of adjustment. Screeds are never the depth the drawing said, and this is the channel that absorbs the difference.
300 kg. What the body carries once mortared in and walked on. A channel that flexes during installation loses its fall, and a channel that has lost its fall holds water forever.
The trap turns through 360° — so the outlet meets whatever pipe is already in the floor. The grate is reversible — so the finish is chosen after tiling.
36 l/min, between the 30 of the cheapest channels and the 50 of the 100 cm one. Far more than a shower head delivers; less than the widest channel here.
On sale from 62 € to 77 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.
Also on sale on the British Amazon store, in the local currency: the range above is measured on the euro stores only.
Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.
Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 5 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Overall length | 90 cm — stated |
|---|---|
| Open length | Not stated by the maker |
| Build height | Support feet adjustable from 77 to 121 mm — stated |
| Stated drainage rate | Up to 36 litres per minute — stated by the maker; no test standard is named |
| Water seal depth | Not stated by the maker — a trap with an odour stop and a hair strainer is fitted |
| Outlet diameter | Not stated by the maker |
| Grate type | Reversible 2-in-1 — tileable on one side, stainless on the other, stated |
| Amazon reference | B09DKGD7XG (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 7442062330573 |
It is what the body has to carry once it is set in mortar and tiled over, with someone standing on it. A channel that deforms during tiling ruins the fall and the seal. The figure is the maker's own, and it is the only one in this hub.
It is 44 mm of adjustment, which covers the difference between a screed you expected and the one that is actually there. Two other channels here say only "height-adjustable" with no range at all.
Shower channel · 100 cm · reversible tileable/satin grate · 1.5 mm body · 50 l/min average stated · height-adjustable · black
The fastest-draining channel in this hub at a stated 50 l/min average, in a black finish, with a grate that flips between tileable and satin.
Best for: A wide walk-in shower with two outlets running, in a bathroom where the floor depth is already known to be generous.
≈ 43 €
Shower channel · 60 cm · AISI 304 named · reversible tileable/steel grate · 30 l/min stated · adjustable feet · removable hair strainer
A 60 cm channel that names its steel grade — AISI 304 — and supplies the hook for lifting the cover, which is the tool everyone loses.
Best for: A compact walk-in shower where the steel grade and the cleaning access matter more than raw drainage.
≈ £52 / 51 €
Shower channel · 90 cm · 304 stainless · trap rotates 360° horizontally · 40 l/min stated · height-adjustable · X-flow body
A 90 cm channel whose trap swivels through a full circle — which is what saves an installation when the waste pipe is not where the channel wants it.
Best for: A retrofit where the existing waste pipe is in an awkward direction and the channel has to meet it.
≈ £58 / 61 €
