Pipe

Description

A Weeping Pipe, also known as a French Drain Pipe or Perforated Drain Pipe, is a type of drainage system used to redirect excess water away from specific areas in order to prevent water accumulation and potential damage. It is a perforated pipe installed in the ground that allows water to flow into the pipe through small holes or slits. The weeping pipe is often surrounded by gravel or a similar material, which helps filter out dirt and debris, allowing water to flow freely while preventing clogging.

Weeping pipes are commonly used in landscaping, foundation drainage, and other areas where excess water needs to be managed effectively. They are a crucial part of French drains, sump pump systems, and other drainage solutions designed to protect buildings, landscapes, and infrastructure from water damage.