Garage Entrance Drainage

Garage Entrance Drainage

Specialist drainage solutions designed to stop water entering your garage and driveway threshold.

To stop water entering the garage, add a threshold channel drain at the door line—ACO makes it simple.

Choose HexDrain A 15 for pedestrian/door thresholds; use HexDrain B 125 or RainDrain B 125 where vehicles cross.

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HexDrain Garage Pack, RainDrain B 125, consider the sleek functionality of a DrainMat at side doors.

FAQs

Which load class at a garage door? Use HexDrain A 15 if no vehicles cross; use HexDrain B 125 if cars drive over.
How do I connect to a soakaway? Use the sump/outlet and pipe to Domestic Soakaway.
Can I use a slot finish? Yes, consider Brickslot variants alongside pedestrain only paving.

Use our free visualiser tool

ACO has a wide range of drainage solutions suitable for garage entrances. Using our visualiser tool, you can see what they could look like when installed with different materials.

Click here on desktop to visualise your garage threshold

Complete the Look

ACO offer a range of different gratings for our best-selling ACO HexDrain and ACO RainDrain channels, enabling the perfect finish.

Click here to find out more about Complete the Look range of gratings

Which product to choose?

ACO offers a wide range of products as can be seen below. Here are some of the key features to look out for:

Load Class

Please see the Load Class download in the download section below.

Brickslot or channel & grate drainage systems

Brickslot drainage channels

Brickslot channel systems are defined by a discrete slot as opposed to a grating. This means a discreet system, but must be installed with an access point for maintenance.

Grated drainage channels

This more traditional system, is easier to access and can mean a wide range of grating options to meet the stle and design requirements for the project.