Let water run from one gutter to another - search for photo

  • Erstellt am 2020-07-12 09:55:27

Pinky0301

2020-07-12 10:17:59
  • #1
Here is at least a picture of the entire side of the house, in case that helps. (Somewhat older, therefore without this structure.) You can also see that the drainage originally ran through the house, that was changed.
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Mycraft

2020-07-12 10:19:11
  • #2
No, no, this is the final solution. The inlet funnel etc. is already all attached, and since it is soldered, that is also how it is intended.
 

Pinky0301

2020-07-12 10:23:50
  • #3
It was already attached before a solution was discussed... and it is not a big problem to replace it.
 

Mycraft

2020-07-12 10:28:24
  • #4
Well, there is an execution plan where the gutters and downpipes are usually marked.

And yes, of course, it is no problem to exchange something. But exchanging this, exchanging that, and the workday is over. The roofer has to be willing to cooperate as well.
 

hampshire

2020-07-12 10:31:20
  • #5
Remount the gutter so that it has a slope to both sides of the roof. Lead the drain from the gutter into a short pipe without a bulky funnel, which goes over the first wave of the tiles and leads to the lower house gutter. Visually, this is better. In heavy rain, an overload can occur - so what, nothing breaks anyway.
 

Tassimat

2020-07-12 10:31:29
  • #6
The second image is still heavily obscured by the scaffolding. Where does the drain run?

How about something like this:
 
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