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I want to fit guttering and downpipes to our detached garage with a
pitched roof to discharge into a water butt on each side. Each half of the roof is about 20 m2 in area. What do I do about surplus water? At the moment it just runs of the roof onto the ground (no gutters, as implied above). Do I have to provide a soakaway or suchlike, or can it just overflow from the butts? -- Peter Ying tong iddle-i po! |
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