Description

A spring-type floor drain is a type of floor drain that uses a spring mechanism to control the opening and closing of the drain. These types of floor drains are commonly used in residential and commercial bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms, as well as in outdoor spaces like patios and decks.

The spring mechanism in a spring-type floor drain works by using a spring-loaded flap or cover to control the flow of water through the drain. When there is no water flowing through the drain, the flap or cover remains closed, preventing odors, debris, and insects from entering the drain. When water flows through the drain, the pressure of the water causes the flap or cover to open, allowing the water to flow through the drain and out of the building.

Spring-type floor drains are generally easy to install and maintain, and they are a popular choice for many homeowners and builders due to their effectiveness and reliability. However, they may not be the best choice for areas that are prone to heavy water flow or where debris and dirt are likely to accumulate, as these factors can cause the spring mechanism to become clogged or damaged.