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<br />Typically found near washrooms, water heater and the washer areas in residential areas, floor drains may also be spotted near commercial facilities such as basements, toilets, kitchens, refrigerator areas, shower and locker rooms and near swimming pools for commercial areas.
<br />A strainer (typically referred to as floor drain cover or floor grating/grate) should always be used all the time to protect the floor drain.
<br />The goal of a floor drain cover (floor drain grate) is to ensure objectives like hair and pest are not getting into the floor drain and clog the drains. A properly designed floor drain cover (floor drain grate) always ensure safety to anyone near a floor drain.
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