Finding the perfect drainage system for a project can be challenging, especially when trying to match colourways and tapware. Stormtech have now made this easier, with the launch of metallic and bronze architectural drainage.
October 9th, 2015
To complement the current trend in home design that uses metallic or bronze tones in kitchen and bathroom hardware, Stormtech offers now its architectural style wedge-wire grates in a variety of warm bronze finishes, adding an elegant touch to any design.
Stormtech has been providing inspiring architectural drainage solutions for home and commercial building projects for over a quarter of a century. Used in bathrooms, showers, thresholds, paved areas, driveways, pools and pool surrounds, Stormtech grates and drains are known for sleek design, innovation and practicality.
All Stormtech products are Australian Made and WaterMarked certified. With a proud commitment to eco-friendly design, Stormtech offers the only linear drainage product in the world with Global GreenTag certification.
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