Shed gutters

Grecco

With all the rain today it reminded me that I need to do something with the gutters on a shed I have.
Basically theirs 2 roofs in a V down into 1 gutter, its 6 inch wide but cant take the flow from a down-pour. Is their a bigger gutter that can be got and if so from where or does anyone know if the can be fabricated.
I`d prefer to put in a nine inch half round plastic gutter but do they exist ?

whelan2

www.eliteform.ie

Miname

A nine inch pipe ripped down the middle and a roll of galvo band and a bag of tek screws otherwise any engineering spot with a press will form them either

darragh_haven

Cork plastics do a 7 inch gutter. It's not a semi-circle either, it's oval with a deep gutter to take increased flow. Will take nearly twice an ordinary 6 inch gutter

sucklerlover

Grecco wrote: »

With all the rain today it reminded me that I need to do something with the gutters on a shed I have.
Basically theirs 2 roofs in a V down into 1 gutter, its 6 inch wide but cant take the flow from a down-pour. Is their a bigger gutter that can be got and if so from where or does anyone know if the can be fabricated.
I`d prefer to put in a nine inch half round plastic gutter but do they exist ?

I got a lad to fit 9 inch gutters 4 me. Cut a 9 inch wavin pipe. Bolted the joints and it's held n place with galv band. Super job.

kollegeknight

sucklerlover wrote: »

I got a lad to fit 9 inch gutters 4 me. Cut a 9 inch wavin pipe. Bolted the joints and it's held n place with galv band. Super job.

You wouldn't have a photo?
I have the same problem as the op

sucklerlover

kollegeknight wrote: »

You wouldn't have a photo?
I have the same problem as the op

Cud u explain how I cud post a photo.im really a dinasour when it comes to gadgets.

He cut 9inch wavin in half. 1 side has a socket and 1 side is chamfered. Plenty gunk in the socket side then put chamfer end into it. Drill 6/7mm and bolt it with small gutter bolts. He ran the galv band under the high point of the corrugate and put a tec screw down thru it. Done the same on opposite stick.
When finished he put a bucket of water n it and any sags just open the tec pull the galv band and re screw.
Hope that helps ya

longgonesilver

Hi six inch square gutters on page six. Much higher capacity. If you have the room for them underneath. Brackets are substantial and should be put on before sheeting by right, but an alternative might do.


http://www.steel.ie/Components/Agri%20Gutters%202013.pdf

WheatenBriar

sucklerlover wrote: »

Cud u explain how I cud post a photo.im really a dinasour when it comes to gadgets.

He cut 9inch wavin in half. 1 side has a socket and 1 side is chamfered. Plenty gunk in the socket side then put chamfer end into it. Drill 6/7mm and bolt it with small gutter bolts. He ran the galv band under the high point of the corrugate and put a tec screw down thru it. Done the same on opposite stick.
When finished he put a bucket of water n it and any sags just open the tec pull the galv band and re screw.
Hope that helps ya

If you are using the touch site on your phone you should see an attach files underneath the reply box,it has an image of a clip beside it
Click on that and it ooens file folders on your phone,just go to photos and select the one you want

Then click post reply and the photo will appear as an attachment at the end of your post that everyone can click on to view
Hope that helps

kollegeknight

sucklerlover wrote: »

Cud u explain how I cud post a photo.im really a dinasour when it comes to gadgets.

He cut 9inch wavin in half. 1 side has a socket and 1 side is chamfered. Plenty gunk in the socket side then put chamfer end into it. Drill 6/7mm and bolt it with small gutter bolts. He ran the galv band under the high point of the corrugate and put a tec screw down thru it. Done the same on opposite stick.
When finished he put a bucket of water n it and any sags just open the tec pull the galv band and re screw.
Hope that helps ya

Perfect, thanks

oldsmokey

Hunter plastics, a bit dear but good.