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Trendline Shower Grates and Shelves

Schluter Systems

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Porcelain tiles that reproduce the appearance of wood, concrete, and stone and genuine natural stone tiles are the surface covering of choice in many bathroom and shower projects. These natural tones, as well as black and white, continue to be the most frequently used and on-trend colours in tiles. Designers and owners are looking for finishes that can support and complement these popular tones. Schluter-Systems’ TRENDLINE textured finishes are available on the 100-mm (4-in.) square KERDI-DRAIN-STYLE series of shower drain grates and the Schluter®-SHELF shower shelves.  

The same highly durable powder coating procedure used to apply these finishes to Schluter profiles is used on the drain grates and on all five designs of shower shelves. Six different finishes are available on profiles, grates, and shelves: matte black, matte white, stone grey, greige, cream, and bronze. These elements can blend seamlessly with the rest of the installation, or create bold and striking accents within the shower area.  

The TRENDLINE series of finishes are available in the most popular profile shapes: flat (JOLLY), rounded (RONDEC), and square (QUADEC) as well as DILEX cove profiles and FINEC. Schluter®-Profiles protect tile edges from cracking and chipping and enhance any tile design.



Additional Information

Drain Grate Finish Brochure
Finishes Video
Shelves Brochure
Shower System Data Sheet


Contact Information

Phone: 800-667-8746


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