When using granite in outdoor installations, stone drain channels are often used to create an overall and complete expression. Drains can be used at the head, middle, and end.
Pavers are a great way to help homeowners control water flow and runoff. Before constructing hardscape for your home, it is important to consider where your water is flowing and where it can drain.

Why Choose Natural Stone Drain Channels?

Natural granite drain channels are one of the most efficient options for stormwater drainage systems. It can provide an inexpensive, elegant, and simple solution that minimizes expensive underground plumbing installation work. Natural stone drain pavers have structural integrity and can be used on their own or as a drain cover over less aesthetically pleasing plastic drains or metal grates.
Stone drain pavers are often used in commercial, residential, and municipal projects. Applications include patios, driveways, decks, sidewalks, plazas, courtyards, parking lots, pool surrounds, entrances, gas stations, ports, cargo terminals, industrial areas, airports, and other public areas. They can be designed in any desired shape and size, often with custom pavers or coping lengths to match. Drain pavers are often set over guttering.
Drainage systems for stone paver paths are built along paths and roads, in plazas and squares as markings of pavement, and when used toward the center of a plaza. Along paths, stone channels set in concrete often replace curbs. Gutters are easy to install and provide both good drainage and a strong, stable edge support for nearby pavement.
With natural stone gutter pavers, you can drain water as needed while retaining or increasing the beauty and character of the natural stone. Exterior Granite can provide natural stone drain pavers, typically made from one of our denser landscape stones: granite, sandstone, and other available materials.