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Downpipe on a conservatory
It seems the people who installed my parents conservatory have affixed the
downpipe from the gutter to it by means of a couple of really long screws. So basically, the screw passes straight through the pipe and into the conservatory frame. Surely this is not the correct way of doing things? -- Best Wishes Simon (Dark Angel) http://www.realmofhorror.co.uk |
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