Browse Forums Landscape & Garden Design 1 Mar 25, 2017 3:21 pm I have a large concrete slab leading to a steep garden bed. During heavy rains the surface water runs into this garden bed causing erosion. To stop this, I want to install a drainage channel at the end of the slab and drain it away properly. The only solution I have seen so far are the ubiquitous EasyDRAIN stormwater channels from Everard - they are too ugly for this purpose and not easy to attach to an existing slab. All I need is a simple u-shaped channel made of galvanised steel or a plastic similar to the Everard channels. I need about 15 meters so custom designs are out of the question. Does anyone know of a company or retailer with a decent selection of such u-shaped channels? PS: Bunnings has nothing. Thanks Chris Re: Surface water runoff issue ... 3Mar 26, 2017 11:32 am Why don't you put a 150mm wide decorative gravel strip along the concrete edge and an aggi drain under that. To stop the graver mixing with the garden bed install a strip edge as well. It's way cheaper and looks better. Re: Surface water runoff issue ... 4Mar 26, 2017 1:25 pm Great idea, never thought about such a solution .... 0 696 During our build there was an issue with this wall and water. Three years down the track and after the recent rain event in Sydney, this happened within days. My fear is… 0 4541 ![]() Is this a brand new home? If so, I'd be putting that back on your builder stat! 1 1190 ![]() |