I've got a flat roof garage with an extension built against one end. The extension is higher than the garage and the fall of the garage all goes towards the elevated wall. I'm trying to source some form of channel guttering that I can mount in the transition point between the flat roof and wall. or else the water will have nowhere to go. At one corner I have an exit point for water but there's no left to right fall so I feel the need for a channel all the way across is fully justified. Obviously there needs to be a fall on the guttering if I can get some. Anyone any ideas as I'm struggling to source something, which is a bit of a 'mare with the current storms.
water drainage issue
- Thread starter godsy1969
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If there is no fall on the roof at the moment i cant see how adding a gutter with a fall will help, unless you intend to recess it into the roof. You might as well just re-fir the roof to the appropriate falls.
Apologies for not making myself clear, I had intended to recess a gutter into the flat roof and put a fall on it so the water that falls towards the wall point can go out of the corner. I thought a channel type of gutter thats ties into the brick wall but sits in the roof would suffice. My problem is sourcing one.
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would it be possible to form a holding channel from ply and then felt it 
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