A typical French drains consists of gravel, with coarse sand placed on top of it and sometimes a drain pipe may also be included in the design.
To install down spouts drain lines you will have to dig trenches to accommodate these pipes.
The French drain was invented in Concord by a farmer/judge by the name of Henry French (hence the name).
Here are some basic tips to guide you on how to install a simple trench drain.
Linear French drains are a type of drainage system that drains along the entire length of the system as opposed to draining on one particular point of the system.
Discover here how to install a typical French drain design for soggy yards.
These dual pupose drain tile systems can be installed in houses that have very shallow foundations with very limited basement space and also in houses that have deeper foundations and larger basement space.
Discover here all you need to know about linear French drain systems.
Yard and foundation drainage is based upon the relatively simple concept that water tends to flow downhill along the path of least resistance. Read more.
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