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![]() "Marilyn Manson" wrote in message ... On Thursday, June 10, 2021 at 12:43:34 PM UTC-4, Rod Speed wrote: wrote Rod Speed wrote Yours is stick built and the way the roof water is done is completely ****ed. What's ****ed about the roof water? That short section lying on the ground next to the path isnt going to last long and the vertical looks bad too. Since it's in the West, where water rights are to my way of thinking frankly crazy, it's possible that the people who own or live in the house don't own the rights to the water that falls on it. If that's the case, they must let it run to wherever it has always run. But dont have to do the pipe in such a ****ed way. In my dad's last house but one, there is a heavy galvanised chain from the roof eaves with a small square of gravel at the bottom like with that pic. That looks much better and will last forever. Works the same water rights wise if that applys. Did they let the water drain right down along the foundation? Nope, the gravel pit at the bottom of the chain is the top of a pipe that takes the water out to the road kerb and into the council storm water drain. If so, that - to use your word - is ****ed. It works fine in sandy soil, its the same as before the house was there. |
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