Amerimax Home Products 3014-12 Splash Block 24 Inches

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 3014-12 is a 24-inch plastic splash block designed to direct rainwater runoff away from a building's foundation. It fits all standard downspout styles and sizes, making it a straightforward drop-in solution for exterior drainage management. Constructed of durable plastic, the block is built to hold up against prolonged outdoor exposure, including UV, moisture, and temperature cycling. Plumbers, general contractors, and property maintenance technicians install these as part of a complete gutter and drainage system to reduce soil erosion and protect foundations from water intrusion.

This splash block is suited for residential and light commercial applications wherever a downspout terminates at grade. It is placed at the base of a downspout to intercept roof runoff and disperse it across a wider surface area, slowing flow velocity and directing water away from footings, crawl spaces, and slab edges. The slate color integrates cleanly with most exterior hardscaping. It ships in a package quantity of 12 units, making it practical for multi-unit or whole-project installs.

Key Features

• 24-inch length channels runoff well away from the foundation perimeter
• Fits all standard downspout styles and sizes without modification
• Durable plastic construction resists weathering, moisture, and temperature extremes
• Slate color suits most residential and commercial exterior aesthetics
• Helps prevent foundation erosion and water intrusion at grade level
• Sold in a package quantity of 12 for efficient project-scale procurement

Compatibility

Designed to fit all standard downspout styles and sizes for use in residential and light commercial exterior drainage applications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools — position the block flat on compacted soil or gravel directly below the downspout outlet, oriented so the discharge end slopes away from the structure. Ensure the ground beneath is level enough to prevent the block from rocking or redirecting flow back toward the foundation. No fasteners are required for standard use, though the block can be staked in place in high-wind or high-flow installations. Follow local grading and drainage codes when establishing final grade slope away from the building.