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SaniteModar 60 cm AISI 304 shower channel, reversible grate review

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.

The bottom line The best-named metal in the hub, with the cleaning thought through. It does not tell you how deep a hole it needs.

What you are getting

A 60 cm shower channel in named AISI 304 stainless steel, with a reversible tileable or steel grate, height-adjustable feet, a trap with an odour stop, a removable hair strainer, a lifting hook and a stated 30 l/min.

The grade, named

AISI 304. A floor channel is buried in a wet screed for twenty years. The listings around it say “stainless steel”, which covers grades that pit and stain. Naming 304 is a statement about the part nobody can inspect afterwards.

The hook is not a detail

A flush-tiled cover has nothing to grip. The hair strainer under it needs emptying every few months, and without the supplied hook that becomes a screwdriver against a polished edge. It is a small piece of metal that decides whether the channel is maintained or ignored.

The two numbers not given

Build height — the depth the channel needs inside your floor.

Water seal depth — how much water the trap holds against drain smells.

Neither is published, and neither is published by most of this hub either.

Availability

On sale from 51 € to 63 € 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.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • Names the steel as AISI 304 rather than saying "stainless", which is the grade that resists a wet floor
  • A reversible grate and a supplied lifting hook, so the cover comes up without a screwdriver and a scratched finish
  • A removable hair strainer and an accessible trap, both stated as easy to reach for cleaning

Compromises

  • No build height figure, on the specification that decides whether it fits the floor
  • 30 l/min is the joint-lowest in this hub
  • At 60 cm it is the shortest here, which suits a narrow enclosure and not a wide one

Specifications

Overall length60 cm — stated; the maker offers 30 to 120 cm
Open lengthNot stated by the maker
Build heightNot stated as a figure — the channel stands on height-adjustable feet
Stated drainage rate30 litres per minute — stated by the maker; no test standard is named
Water seal depthNot stated by the maker — a trap with an odour stop is fitted
Outlet diameterNot stated by the maker
Grate typeReversible — a stainless face on one side, tileable on the other, stated
Amazon referenceB0863423FC (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN0738628601193

Questions people actually ask

Does the steel grade matter on a floor channel?

It sits permanently wet, in contact with soap, hair and whatever cleaner gets poured down it. AISI 304 is the corrosion-resistant grade this application asks for, and naming it is a claim about the part you will never see again after tiling.

Why does a lifting hook matter?

Because the cover has to come out to reach the hair strainer, and a tiled-in cover sits flush by design. Without the hook people use a screwdriver, and the finish never recovers. It gets lost — keep it somewhere.