Concealed Floor Drain VIEGA DN40/50, white, model 452452

Concealed Floor Drain VIEGA DN40/50, white, model 452452 is a recessed underfloor outlet designed to collect and discharge wastewater from shower areas, wet rooms and utility spaces. The unit is finished in white and engineered for concealed installation so the visible surface integrates discreetly with surrounding floor coverings. It supports both DN40 and DN50 pipe connections, enabling flexible connection to common drainage systems used in residential and commercial projects.

Advantages

The concealed design reduces visible hardware and allows continuous floor surfaces, improving ease of cleaning and maintaining a uniform appearance. Compatibility with DN40 and DN50 plumbing simplifies installation choices on site and reduces the need for adapters. The white finish provides a neutral look that coordinates with a wide range of tiles and floor materials, while the recessed configuration helps manage water flow efficiently and minimizes splash.

Suitable for

• Domestic bathrooms and walk-in showers
• Commercial washrooms and locker rooms
• Utility rooms and laundry areas
• Renovation projects where a low-profile, concealed drain is required

Key specifications

• Installation type: recessed underfloor drain for concealed mounting
• Connection compatibility: supports DN40 and DN50 drainage pipes
• Finish: white surface suitable for visible floor integration
• Application areas: showers, bathrooms, wet rooms, utility spaces
• Flow orientation: floor-level wastewater collection and discharge

How to use

Install the drain unit into the prepared floor recess according to the project’s drainage slope and local plumbing regulations. Connect the outlet to the building drainage using either DN40 or DN50 piping as required; ensure connections are sealed and secured to prevent leaks. Level the surrounding floor finish to the top edge of the drain so the visible rim sits flush or slightly recessed with tiles or other coverings. Test the system by running water and checking for proper flow and tight seals at the pipe junctions.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, verify the required pipe diameter (DN40 or DN50) before installation and follow local codes for trap and ventilation arrangement. Use appropriate sealants and flexible connectors where movement is possible, and allow access to the connection during installation and future maintenance. Regular inspection and removal of debris will help maintain efficient drainage.