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Title
Internal Metal Gutter Design and Construction Considerations
Internal Metal Gutter Design and Construction Considerations
Date
8/2020
8/2020
Author(s)
Kyle Magnuson and Dennis Johnson
Kyle Magnuson and Dennis Johnson
Page(s)
17-22
17-22
Source
IIBEC Interface
IIBEC Interface
Keyword(s)
gutter; design; material; downspout; shape; steel; expansion; joints
gutter; design; material; downspout; shape; steel; expansion; joints
Abstract
Unlike traditional gutters that hang from the edge of a building to collect water, internal gutters (also know as build-in gutters and box gutters) are hidden from view, typically behind a parapet or an ornamental cornice, or they form the valley between two sloped roof assemblies. Internal gutters are generally connected to a drain body and an internal downspout, similar to a drainage system for flat roofs.
Unlike traditional gutters that hang from the edge of a building to collect water, internal gutters (also know as build-in gutters and box gutters) are hidden from view, typically behind a parapet or an ornamental cornice, or they form the valley between two sloped roof assemblies. Internal gutters are generally connected to a drain body and an internal downspout, similar to a drainage system for flat roofs.