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Trenchdrain.biz is a supplier of trench drain systems. We supply a variety of manufacturers such as Polycast, NDS, Multidrain, MEA, Zurn, J.R. Smith and Infinity. The trench drain we carry represents a broad range of channel materials such as steel, concrete, fiberglass, HDPE, polymer concrete and cast iron. We also sell trench forming systems such as Econodrain. We can help design custom stainless steel trench drain systems for industrial applications and for home shower use. We have been successful in supplying product for applications where Polydrain, Aco, Smith-Aco and McNichols have been specified.
Trenchdrain.biz represents the largest names in trench drain manufacturing. We have also assembled a core group of niche manufacturers in the event that your drainage application requires a custom design or a decorative grate. Whether you are a homeowner, architect, contractor or industrial client, we will help determine which products will best fit your particular drainage needs.
Trench Drain Installations: Does your job require trench drain installation? Trenchdrain.biz works with a variety of local and regional contractors that have experience setting drains for new concrete floors (where contractors will later make a final pour) and installing drains in existing surfaces (that require cutting a trench in the asphalt or concrete). Whether your job is interior or exterior, our contractors are equipped with the equipment to cut and remove your concrete or asphalt surfaces. We make sure they have the experience required to set your drain properly and to your specifications.
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Trench Drain (also channel drain and slot drain) - A trough or channel used to rapidly evacuate surface water. It can also be used for the containment of utility lines or chemical spills. A trench drain employs a solid cover or grating that is flush with the adjoining surface. It is typically made of concrete in-situ and may utilize polymer-based or metal lining systems or employ a channel former to aid in crafting trough. Characterized by its long length and narrow width, the cross section of the drain is a function of the maximum flow volume anticipated from the surrounding surface. Channels can range from 1 inch to 2 feet in width, with depths that can reach 4 feet.
