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I wish to place a rain butt the other side of a door to the gutter down
pipe. This means the feed will need to be higher than the butt to get over the door. If I install the rain diverter higher than the top of the door, connect a hose from this, over the door to the rain butt feeding it through a float valve would this work? Once the float rose and shut the valve the pipe would fill with water, then backup operating the rain diverter. Would this work, or has anyone a better solution? TIA |
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