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Flodrain Channel Drain with Galvanised Grate
The Flodrain Channel Drain with Galvanised Grate offers a practical and easy-to-install solution for managing surface water in domestic areas. Each 1-metre interlocking channel connects seamlessly to create a continuous drainage run, helping direct water away from driveways, pathways, patios, swimming pools, and other outdoor spaces where water can build up.
Featuring strong, corrosion-resistant galvanised steel grates mounted over durable plastic channels, this system ensures reliable performance and long-lasting protection. The square modular design allows for simple alignment with block paving or patio slabs, making installation neat and efficient. Perfect for property owners looking to improve drainage and prevent standing water around the home.
Floplast Drainage Channel Features
Optional corner connectors or drainage pipe connectors.
Shallow depth required
Strong galvanised grid.
BS EN 1433:2002 – Drainage channels for vehicular and pedestrian areas. Classification, design and testing requirements, marking and evaluation of conformity.
Uses
FloDrain can be applied around many domestic areas where surface water collects, including:
• Driveways (light vehicles only), garages, and pathways.
• Patios and conservatories.
• Swimming pools and sports areas
• Gardens and water features.
• Retaining walls or along the edges of paths.

Technical
• CE marked in accordance with the Construction Products Register.
• Slip-resistant and heel guard.
• Concave design and deeper outlet for improved flow.
• A15 Load rating - Tested to BS EN 1433:2002.
• Interlocking units for easy installation.
• Grate is easily removed with a flat-head screwdriver.
• Low threshold for use in front of a door or the bottom of ramps, allowing the installation
to conform to Part M of the Building Regulations.
• Sump trap with an integrated basket to collect debris before it enters the system and easily removable grids to allow annual cleaning.










