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This smart patented design makes obsolete the traditional splash blocks and downspout extensions used by home and business owners to divert rain water away from your home or building to prevent erosion. Rather than a narrow area of protection, the diverter protects 270 degrees around building corners. Water is ejected at ground level to minimize corrosion. This innovative design also protects and diverts water from roof level caused by gutter overflow or downspout detachment. Its innovative design captures and diffuses water across a large surface area to disperse evenly away from the foundation, offering superior protection with enhanced curb appeal.
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Downspout Splash block Evolution: 1 Simple and Effective Innovation
The lowly splash block, once a simple concrete curb beneath a downspout, has undergone a quiet evolution. Early iterations were rough-hewn and purely functional, channeling water away from the foundation in a rudimentary attempt at protection. While effective in light rain, these blocks faltered under heavier downpours, their inadequate coverage often succumbing to the momentum of cascading water.
Modern splash blocks offer slightly better designs from their predecessors. Yet, their effectiveness remains tethered to consistent maintenance. Clogged drains and overflowing basins render even the most sophisticated block useless, allowing water to pool and seep towards the foundation. Heavy rain further exposes these limitations causing erosion around the base resulting in unstable and less effective positioning. Designed for average precipitation, splash blocks can be overwhelmed by sudden deluges, sending water cascading over their edges and directly at the vulnerable foundation.
The consequences of a failing splash block can be costly. Erosion around the foundation weakens its structural integrity, leading to cracks and leaks. Moisture trapped against the base can seep into the basement, promoting mold growth and warping wood. In extreme cases, hydrostatic pressure from saturated soil can even cause the foundation to buckle. The once-humble splash block, neglected or outmatched by nature, can morph into a silent saboteur, jeopardizing the very structure it was meant to protect.
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