valley gutter

It will need new valley gutters and we found we had to replace the roof structure (something we originally thought was not needed).

The aisles have individual double-pitched roofs with deep valley gutters alongside the nave's clerestory.

All Souls suffered like many Victorian churches from high, inaccessible valley gutters, which became clogged and allowed damp to seep into the building.

Because twin gables flanking a central valley gutter had been adopted to cap the elevation of the 1922 extension, it was not possible to form an upper storey in this section.

They should not be confused with so-called valley gutters or valley flashings which occur at the non-parallel intersection of roof surfaces, typically at right angled internal corners of pitched roofs.

Part of a 65 metre long valley gutter relined with the Apex GRP In-Situ System at Messrs Prestige of Burnley, Lancs.

Flashing tape is one of the most useful; as its name implies it is used to patch torn or porous flashings between roofs and walls, on chimney stacks, in valley gutter, and so on.

The need for remedial work on the roof covering became apparent when the worn-out lead valley gutters began to leak, although discomfort from this source had to be endured for almost two years until the Repairs Grant was awarded.

Not to cross to that house but just to have someplace to stand and get our balance so we could turn and begin to scrabble up the slope of the roof over the study, and then cross to where it joins the valley gutter of the older house-Rudge House as you have it-at the chimney stack."