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Corrugated iron gutters for rainwater harvesting
This question comes from someone who has been working in Uganda where he has put in plastic gutters and bio-sand water filters made in Uganda in Kampala for $50 but is now looking for some info for a school that is going to collect rainwater using more substantial guttering from galvanised sheet metal or corrugated iron gutter. What advice do we have?
I would like to see any information or examples of corrugated iron gutters as it seems like a viable proposal.
Also, we would like to confirm from others :- 1. is 26 gauge thick enough for V-gutters in intense rainfall areas 2. if we use V-gutters, what should be the spacing of supports 3. What is appropriate sealing material/method for joining gutter sections
Corrugated iron gutters for rainwater harvesting
This question comes from someone who has been working in Uganda where he has put in plastic gutters and bio-sand water filters made in Uganda in Kampala for $50 but is now looking for some info for a school that is going to collect rainwater using more substantial guttering from galvanised sheet metal or corrugated iron gutter. What advice do we have?
I would like to see any information or examples of corrugated iron gutters as it seems like a viable proposal.
Also, we would like to confirm from others :- 1. is 26 gauge thick enough for V-gutters in intense rainfall areas 2. if we use V-gutters, what should be the spacing of supports 3. What is appropriate sealing material/method for joining gutter sections
Corrugated iron gutters for rainwater harvesting
This question comes from someone who has been working in Uganda where he has put in plastic gutters and bio-sand water filters made in Uganda in Kampala for $50 but is now looking for some info for a school that is going to collect rainwater using more substantial guttering from galvanised sheet metal or corrugated iron gutter. What advice do we have?
I would like to see any information or examples of corrugated iron gutters as it seems like a viable proposal.
Also, we would like to confirm from others
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:-
1. is 26 gauge thick enough for V-gutters in intense rainfall
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areas
2. if we use V-gutters, what should be the spacing of
supports
supports
3. What is appropriate sealing material/method for joining gutter sections
Corrugated iron gutters for rainwater harvesting
This question comes from someone who has been working in Uganda where he has put in plastic gutters and bio-sand water filters made in Uganda in Kampala for $50 but is now looking for some info for a school that is going to collect rainwater using more substantial guttering from galvanised sheet metal or corrugated iron gutter. What advice do we have?
I would like to see any information or examples of corrugated iron gutters as it seems like a viable proposal.
>Also, we would like to confirm from others :-
1. is 26 gauge thick
enough for V-gutters in intense rainfall areas
2. if we use V-gutters, what should be the
spacing of supports
3. What is appropriate sealing material/method for joining gutter
sections
Corrugated iron gutters for rainwater harvesting
This question comes from someone who has been working in Uganda where he has put in plastic gutters and bio-sand water filters made in Uganda in Kampala for $50 but is now looking for some info for a school that is going to collect rainwater using more substantial guttering from galvanised sheet metal or corrugated iron gutter. What advice do we have?
I would like to see any information or examples of corrugated iron gutters as it seems like a viable proposal.
Also, we would like to confirm from others :-
1. is 26 gauge thick enough for V-gutters in
intense rainfall areas
2. if we use V-gutters, what should be the spacing of supports
3.
What is appropriate sealing material/method for joining gutter sections
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Corrugated iron gutters for rainwater harvesting
This question comes from someone who has been working in Uganda where he has put in plastic gutters and bio-sand water filters made in Uganda in Kampala for $50 but is now looking for some info for a school that is going to collect rainwater using more substantial guttering from galvanised sheet metal or corrugated iron gutter. What advice do we have?
I would like to see any information or examples of corrugated iron gutters as it seems like a viable proposal.
Also, we would like to confirm from others :-
1. is 26 gauge thick enough for V-gutters in
intense rainfall areas
2. if we use V-gutters, what should be the spacing of supports
3.
What is appropriate sealing material/method for joining gutter sections