Floor drains can be made of cast iron, plastic, nickel alloys, brass, PVC, ABS, or other non-corroding material. A cast-iron one tends to be an older type but they are still in use. PVC ones are often used in homes and connect to PVC pipe. They come in all sorts of shapes, including square, rectangular, and round. Color-wise, they can be metallic, grey, white, or black. We carry them on our Rescue Plumbing trucks and have availability and selection of any style you may be interested in. If you have a specific request, we can get a well-priced floor drain from our suppliers for you. Floor drains come with a strainer to stop debris from entering the drain. They are usually flush with the surface when installed. If you have an uneven surface, you will want to call Rescue Plumbing to make sure they get installed correctly. You can read articles on how to install them. However, an article doesn't offer the expert experience our plumbers have so you know you're using the best products for your particular use. Cost-wise their prices range from relatively inexpensive, like $30-$50 to $1000's of dollars, depending on size and function.