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velux "gutters"
seasonal at least!
3 large veluxes in line up the fairly shallow pitch of a roof. "gutters" at sides of each velux (betwixt velux and rest of roof) clog with leaves, beech nuts moss etc etc &, I suspect, lead to the drippy leaks of various sorts within house in that area. ring any bells with anyone? i am thinking what to do to the gutters on a permanent basis?? some sort of mesh cover? lead flashing? any ideas anyone? TIA JimK |
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velux "gutters"
On 18 Nov, 17:35, Owain wrote:
On 18 Nov, 10:00, JimK wrote: seasonal at least! 3 large veluxes in line up the fairly shallow pitch of a roof. "gutters" at sides of each velux (betwixt velux and rest of roof) clog with leaves, beech nuts moss etc etc &, I suspect, lead to the drippy leaks of various sorts within house in that area. ring any bells with anyone? Yes, especially the drippy leaks bit :-( i am thinking what to do to the gutters on a permanent basis?? some sort of mesh cover? lead flashing? any ideas anyone? In my case they were my upstairs neighbour's veluxen and we just "got a man in" to make the leaks go away (communal roof). Owain mmm any details? :) |
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