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B125 & C250 Driveway Channel Drain
B125 driveway channel drain with slotted ductile iron grating
B125 Channel Drain x 1000mm Ductile Iron Slotted Grating Driveway
B125 Driveway Channel Drain x 1000mm Ductile Iron Slotted Grating Complete with ductile iron B125 slotted grating and 2 locking bars per linear meter....
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£38.49
£46.19
B125 / C250 Channel Drain End Cap
£8.32
£9.98
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B125 / C250 Channel Drain End Outlet
£11.49
£13.79
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C250 Channel Drain x 1000mm Ductile Iron Slotted Grating
£44.99
£53.99
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C250 Channel Drain x 1000mm Ductile Iron Slotted Grating
C250 Channel Drain x 1000mm Ductile Iron Slotted Grating Complete with ductile iron C250 slotted grating and 2 locking bars per linear meter.Minimum O...
In stock
£44.99
£53.99
- What is a driveway channel drain?A driveway channel drain is a type of drainage system that is installed in driveways to prevent water from pooling and causing damage. It consists of a long, narrow channel that is installed along the edge of the driveway, with a grate on top to allow water to flow into the channel. The water is then directed away from the driveway and into a drainage system, such as a storm drain or a dry well.
- Can you put a channel drain in a gravel driveway?Installing a channel drain in a gravel driveway is possible, but it may require some additional steps. The gravel will need to be removed from the area where the drain will be installed, and a concrete or asphalt base may need to be added to provide a stable foundation. It is recommended to consult with a professional to ensure proper installation.
- Can you put a channel drain in a gravel driveway?Installing a channel drain in a gravel driveway is possible, but it may require some additional steps. The gravel will need to be removed from the area where the drain will be installed, and a concrete or asphalt base may need to be added to provide a stable foundation. It is recommended to consult with a professional to ensure proper installation.
- What is the best drain for a driveway?The best drain for a driveway depends on various factors such as the slope of the driveway, the amount of rainfall in the area, and the type of soil. Some popular options include trench drains, slot drains, and French drains. It's best to consult with a professional to determine the best option for your specific driveway.
- How do you install a driveway drain channel?We’ve put together the following steps to help you install a driveway drainage channel. 1) Preparation, 2) Dig your drainage channel trench, 3) Insert the drainage channel and grate
- Can you install a channel drain in existing concrete?Yes, it is possible to install a channel drain in existing concrete. However, it may require cutting into the concrete and creating a trench for the drain to sit in. It is recommended to consult with a professional to ensure proper installation and avoid any damage to the existing concrete.