My garage is, as ever, stuffed with useful things I don't want to chuck out. From time to time I have to get rid of stuff that has either rusted or gone soggy from the dripping underside of the corrugated metal roof, which slopes from the back down to the front. Air can get through into the garage quite easily along the front wall.
Whenever the sun comes out on a cold day the roof immediately starts to drip and soon there are pools of water on the floor wherever there is a clear space, while everything else is getting soaked.
I had thought of running guttering along the beams (which are at right angles to the slope) and draining the condensation outside, but I think that would only partially resolve the problem.
Has anyone got any ideas how I might, inexpensively, overcome this problem?
Whenever the sun comes out on a cold day the roof immediately starts to drip and soon there are pools of water on the floor wherever there is a clear space, while everything else is getting soaked.
I had thought of running guttering along the beams (which are at right angles to the slope) and draining the condensation outside, but I think that would only partially resolve the problem.
Has anyone got any ideas how I might, inexpensively, overcome this problem?
