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Jack September 2nd 05 03:24 PM

How much water allowed in gutters
 

I'm installing gutters for the first time. I've got the back of the
house pretty well done. But there are two areas of the gutters about
6 feet in length where water stands. The water depth is about 1/8
to 1/4 of an inch and I'm wondering if this is acceptable or should I
pull them down and try again ? Total standing water for a 30 foot
run would probably be less than 8 ounces.

I'm using in aluminum gutters but they all seem to be a little swayed
in the middle.








Ray K. September 2nd 05 04:22 PM

Jack wrote:

I'm installing gutters for the first time. I've got the back of the
house pretty well done. But there are two areas of the gutters about
6 feet in length where water stands. The water depth is about 1/8
to 1/4 of an inch and I'm wondering if this is acceptable or should I
pull them down and try again ? Total standing water for a 30 foot
run would probably be less than 8 ounces.

I'm using in aluminum gutters but they all seem to be a little swayed
in the middle.


With such short sections, why aren't you pitching them enough? The
middle swaying sounds like the spacing between the nails or other
supports is too great.


Ralph Mowery September 2nd 05 04:27 PM


"Jack" wrote in message
...

I'm installing gutters for the first time. I've got the back of the
house pretty well done. But there are two areas of the gutters about
6 feet in length where water stands. The water depth is about 1/8
to 1/4 of an inch and I'm wondering if this is acceptable or should I
pull them down and try again ? Total standing water for a 30 foot
run would probably be less than 8 ounces.

I'm using in aluminum gutters but they all seem to be a little swayed
in the middle.


You should have the parts of the gutters sloaping from a high point to the
downspouts so no water will stand in them.




Joseph Meehan September 2nd 05 04:34 PM

Jack wrote:
I'm installing gutters for the first time. I've got the back of the
house pretty well done. But there are two areas of the gutters about
6 feet in length where water stands. The water depth is about 1/8
to 1/4 of an inch and I'm wondering if this is acceptable or should I
pull them down and try again ? Total standing water for a 30 foot
run would probably be less than 8 ounces.

I'm using in aluminum gutters but they all seem to be a little swayed
in the middle.


Amount allowed = 0

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