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Leaf Traps, Downspout Filters & Underground Drain Protectors Stop Debris Before It Enters Buried Drain Lines | 2x3, 3x4 & Round Downspouts | Easy Cleanout Access | Contractor & DIY | Damascus OR PROTECT YOUR UNDERGROUND DRAINS - CATCH LEAVES BEFORE THEY CLOG BURIED PIPES Leaf traps install between your downspout and underground drain pipe, capturing leaves and debris above grade where you can easily access and clean them - preventing the expensive nightmare of clogged buried drainage lines! Fits 2x3 & 3x4 Rectangular Downspouts | Round Downpipe Options | Connects to 3" & 4" Drain Pipe | Vented & Basic Styles | Local Pickup or Ships Nationwide What Is a Leaf Trap? (Many Names - Same Critical Function) This essential drainage component goes by many names depending on your region, trade, or supplier. If you've searched for any of these terms, you're in the right place: Contractor & Supplier Terms: Leaf Trap / Leaf Catcher Downspout Filter / Downspout Strainer Drain Line Filter / Drain Protector Underground Drain Filter Cleanout Leaf Filter Perimeter Drain Filter Technical & Specification Terms: Downspout Debris Trap Gutter Drain Filter Buried Drain Protector Corrugated Pipe Filter SDR-35 / Sch. 40 Adapter Filter Downspout-to-Drain Cleanout Homeowner Descriptions: "Leaf catcher for underground drain" "Filter box for downspout" "Thing that catches leaves before drain" "Underground pipe protector" "Cleanout box with screen" "Debris filter for buried pipe" Whatever you call it, the function is critical: A leaf trap sits between your downspout and underground drain pipe, catching leaves and debris above grade before they enter and clog your buried drainage system. Why Every Underground Drain System Needs a Leaf Trap Underground drain clogs are expensive nightmares. When leaves, shingle grit, and debris wash down your downspout and into buried corrugated or PVC pipe, they accumulate at bends, connections, and low points. Eventually, the line c