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Thread: bay window gutter spout
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5th January 2008, 09:02 AM #1
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bay window gutter spout
Folks, I'm replacing the guttering on a bay window that has a spout (no down pipe) to divert the water out to the front of the house away from the bay eaves and window. The guttering is zincalume quad fascia guttering and I was wondering how I can create a reliable spout that doesn't look hideous?
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6th January 2008, 03:08 PM #2
Others may have a different answer, but all we have ever done on bay window guttering is to install a little 'pissa' pipe about 25mm diam x 150mm long (trimmed back with a fancy cut end) that just discharged onto the ground because the small roof area collects such a low volume of water.
You may choose to put a downpipe at one end where the window meets the wall but I think its overkill, and if you ever want to install awnings or roller shutters it may get in the way.Jack
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7th January 2008, 10:43 PM #3
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Thanks Jack,
What was the pissa pipe made from and where did you position it and what angle (from the horizontal)?
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