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Q: What is a strip drain grate used for?

A: A strip drain grate is designed to cover linear drainage channels, allowing water to flow through while filtering debris. It is commonly used in driveways, patios, and commercial landscapes for efficient water management.

Q: How does a strip drain cover differ from a strip drain grate?

A: A strip drain cover is a broader term that includes grates and other protective layers, while a grate specifically refers to the perforated surface that permits water entry. Covers may prioritize aesthetics, whereas grates focus on functionality.

Q: Can PVC corner strips be used with strip drain grates?

A: Yes, PVC corner strips are often installed alongside strip drain grates to protect edges and create seamless transitions between surfaces. They enhance durability and prevent tripping hazards in drainage systems.

Q: What materials are strip drain grates typically made from?

A: Strip drain grates are commonly made from stainless steel, galvanized steel, or plastic (like PVC). Material choice depends on load requirements, corrosion resistance, and environmental conditions.

Q: How do I maintain a strip drain grate?

A: Regularly remove debris from the grate surface and flush the drainage channel with water. For PVC or plastic grates, avoid harsh chemicals to prevent material degradation over time.