Which one do I need for a KERDI-SHOWER tray?

Product A drops straight into KERDI-SHOWER-T/-TS/-TT trays with a vertical pipe. Product B works with the same trays but needs the KERDI-SHOWER-CB height compensation board, sold separately, and a horizontal waste line.

Are they the same price?

Yes on the best new price: $30.22 as of November 4, 2026 — Product A at The Home Depot and Product B at Flooring Market. Product B is listed at more stores (7 versus 4), which may help on availability.

Does either include a grate?

No. Both are drain bodies only. Product B takes any standard 4-inch KERDI-DRAIN grate — Classic, Contour, Trendline or Tileable — and Product A's grate is also sold separately.

Can I adjust the drain height after tiling?

Only Product B. It allows height and lateral adjustment after setting, which helps line the grate up with tile. Product A is fixed once the mortar sets.

PVC or ABS — does it matter?

Match your pipe. Product A is PVC with a threaded or no-hub outlet; Product B is ABS with a 2-inch PVC solvent-cement outlet. Use the cement made for your pipe material.

Both are Schluter drain bodies with integrated bonding flanges and should last the life of the shower. Longevity depends more on a correct waterproofing tie-in to KERDI or DITRA than on the drain itself.

Schluter Kerdi-Drain PVC Flange Kit with 2" Outlet vs Schluter KERDI-DRAIN

Both are Schluter KERDI-DRAIN 2-inch PVC drain kits at the same $30.22 best price as of November 4, 2026 — Product A at The Home Depot, Product B at Flooring Market. The real difference is the outlet orientation: Product A is the standard vertical-outlet body for mortar beds and KERDI-SHOWER trays, while Product B is the horizontal-outlet (KERDI-DRAIN-H) version for when the waste pipe can't come up vertically. Buy the one that matches your plumbing rough-in; the price is a tie.

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