Infinity Drain: Where Craftsmanship, Innovation and Community Come Together.
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For Infinity Drain, being a leader in architectural drainage means more than creating high-performing, thoughtfully crafted products. It means building a company grounded in American manufacturing, driven by continuous innovation, strengthened by meaningful relationships and committed to giving back to the community.
That philosophy is rooted in the company’s history. Jonathan Brill is a fourth-generation entrepreneur with more than a century of family ties to the decorative plumbing and hardware industry. After joining his father, Philip, in the family business, Jonathan founded Infinity Drain in 2008, recognizing an opportunity to bring the practical and aesthetic possibilities of linear shower drains to North America.
From its beginnings in Port Washington, New York, with just three employees, Infinity Drain has grown into an industry leader. Today, the company brings engineering, manufacturing and craftsmanship together under one roof at its Amityville, New York, headquarters, enabling close collaboration and responsive service to its customers and the design community.
Innovation Is in Infinity Drain’s DNA
Since its founding, Infinity Drain has viewed drainage as an opportunity for innovation. Following the introduction of the first U.S. linear tile-in drain, the company expanded its portfolio with innovations including the Disco-rectangle, a first-of-its-kind linear drain, along with the Site Sizable® Linear Drain, Adhesion Linear Drain developed with Gensler, Slot Sink Drain, FFAS 25 wedge wire grate, Stainless Steel Shower Base and Hair Maintenance Kit.
Today, Infinity Drain continues to advance architectural drainage through new products, custom fabrication and strategic partnerships. Renovations at the company’s Amityville headquarters are also paving the way for a new Infinity Drain Experience Center.
At the heart of this work is a simple belief: architectural drainage should enhance the design, performance and experience of a space, rather than be treated as an afterthought.
Proudly Made in the USA
American manufacturing is central to Infinity Drain’s philosophy. The company sources 95% of its materials in the U.S. and uses American-made stainless steel containing an average of 95% recycled content.
Infinity Drain has also invested in renewable energy at its Amityville headquarters. Its rooftop solar system, featuring panels from U.S.-based Silfab Solar, is projected to offset approximately 70% of the facility’s annual electricity needs.
Caring for the Community
Infinity Drain’s commitment extends beyond its products and manufacturing operations. In 2020, the company launched Mission Belly Full, which has since become a certified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Operating from Infinity Drain’s Amityville facility, Mission Belly Full prepares and distributes meals to the local community each week and has served more than 115,000 meals to date.
For Infinity Drain, investing in its community is part of building a resilient business. As the company looks toward its next chapter, it remains proudly rooted in Amityville and committed to American manufacturing, sustainability, innovation and the people who make it all possible.