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 length
60 cm — stated; the maker offers 30 to 120 cm
Open length
Not stated by the maker
Build height
Not stated as a figure — the channel stands on height-adjustable feet
Stated drainage rate
30 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 is fitted
Outlet diameter
Not stated by the maker
Grate type
Reversible — a stainless face on one side, tileable on the other, stated
Amazon reference
B0863423FC (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0738628601193
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.