Point drainage

Point drainage systems are arranged in places of local water collection and are represented by rain collectors, rain grates, and sewer manholes.

The main task of the point drainage system is to quickly cope with a large amount of water in places where it flows from different areas. Usually, these are places under the water flow from the roof, areas under faucets for lawn irrigation, doorstep drains, parking entrances, paths near the house.

Properly installed point drainage systems help prevent flooding of building foundations and basements even during spring snowmelt. In combination with a linear drainage system, point drainage protects against puddle formation, thereby significantly extending the service life of road surfaces, building foundations, lawns, and other elements of urban infrastructure.