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What flat drain cover should you use in a shower stall?

Use a flat drain cover when the shower stall has a flat or slightly recessed drain and long hair is the main clog source. Check diameter, drain shape, and whether water can still flow around the cover. A dome-style catcher may work better for tub drains, but flat stalls need a low-profile fit.

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  • Flat shower drains need low-profile covers
  • Wrong diameter can block water flow
  • Tub-style catchers may not sit correctly

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