Sale! Source 1 Drainage Trench & Driveway Channel Drain With Grate – 3-Pack

★★★★☆ What you see in the picture is exactly what you get. If you should do a bottom drain you will need an extra end cap. That is a bit pricey. I installed mine in a hard packed gravel driveway and line the sides with brick pavers. If done in concrete, I'm not sure how easy it would be to remove the snap in grates. I think I would put a 1/8" layer of foam at the very top sides to allow for some flex for the removal of the grates. In the past I've used the ones sold at Home Depot. They have screw in grates. They worked out very well but are more expensive. I Think this does the job and is a good value.

★★★★★ hello to all you do it your selfers....yes this drain system is the real deal.....i used it in front of my garage on the edge of the front of the concrete apron ...i have a slope that makes the rain run tords the garage....all is good now...dug out the gravel 6 in wide....got rid of the big rocks...started with the drain level at the edge of concrete.....running 27 feet long...they snap together very well...i bedded the channel with 3/4 crush ..and did a back fill..to keep the packing tight all along the 27 ft.....i did not worry about the 1/4 inch per ft drop...as i did not have it....in the 27 ft i dropped it a total of 4 inches....and man it works well....have had good rain to ck it...boom...done.....i even made a nice rock type drain at the end of it..insted of looking at a ugly drain pipe....used all the large rocks that i took out of the digging...2 to 4 inch...happy draining!!!!

★★★★★ The drainage trench was very easy to install and assemble. The directions worked great, as I poured it in concrete as required. I have driven over it with my vehicle, and have not had any problems. It is very solid and well constructed.