Channel drain (also called trench drain) is a linear drain that moves water through an underground drainage system. It collects and disperses the runoff over a large area. Think of it like your home’s gutter system—except in the ground!

Where do channel drains drain to?

Channel drains are used in a wide range of locations, varying from garage thresholds, patios and driveways to car parks, airports, swimming pools and more.

Does a channel drain need a trap?

Sump Units: this is an optional component of channel drain installation. A sump offers a silt basket that helps prevent blockages. It typically includes a water trap that will prevent any odours from standing water.