Recent content by rob7

Hi all, just wanted to say thanks for all your help and advice, part 3 of my damp toilet floor problem is done and I’ve put up the guttering but Sod’s law it hasn’t rained since to test it out lol, only 2 more parts to do and I’m done for now (famous last words). Anyways, cheers guys

Cheers for that, I’ve now got a better idea of what to do. Appreciate your replies.

Big-all, so you reckon wooden batten would be better option? Rob

Thanks for the replies, as it stands normal 112mm wide half round guttering would have the rain falling into its centre, but with cdbe’s reply a wooden batten with mini guttering might work with water seal compound sprayed to the brick beforehand. I will have to go measure and measure again to...

Thanks, as it is the roof overhangs the wall and when I held the guttering up it would drip into the centre of the guttering. I was just not sure about if it could be put straight into the wall as every picture I’ve seen has it put on a fascia type board.

It’s a concrete roof sloping down right to left, that falls to a slabbed garden and causes damp inside toilet.

Hi all, little help needed here, I’m a complete beginner, so take it easy on me lol. I want to know if I can put plastic guttering straight to the brickwork, the toilet window opens but lowers down as it does, I’ve looked at the spike guttering but the walls are only one brick thick so would...