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DIY & Home Improvement

HighFired49

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8. Don't know if this is helpful, but

Reply to birdographer (Reply #7)

Sat Oct 5, 2024, 09:27 PM

Oct 2024

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You might be able to make something like this work. Looks like you could bolt it directly under the roof using nuts, bolts, and plastic washers right near the bend of the flat edge of the gutter so it wouldn't bend with the weight of the water. It's called a "half round highback gutter." Sorry, I don't have any other ideas. Good luck!

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Question for creative DIY-ers [View all] birdographer Oct 2024 OP

You don't want to take the lid off, you'll have to clean your toilets more Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2024 #1

A water barrel will serve you in the summer biophile Oct 2024 #2

We are in NC birdographer Oct 2024 #12

Great! Hope it helps biophile Oct 2024 #13

This message was self-deleted by its author brush Oct 2024 #3

The first thing I thought of (and so is probably a goofy suggestion) slightlv Oct 2024 #4

In other words, a gutter. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2024 #6

What are the measurements? HighFired49 Oct 2024 #5

Drip side is at least 12" birdographer Oct 2024 #7

Don't know if this is helpful, but HighFired49 Oct 2024 #8

That might work! birdographer Oct 2024 #10

Some ideas. usonian Oct 2024 #9

We are looking into a tarp birdographer Oct 2024 #11