Rainhandler Steep Roof

In this method the rainwater falling off the roof is trapped by a paved path placed directly under the roof edge.

Rainhandler steep roof.

Rainhandlers went up at half the cost and i was able to do it myself. It s time to switch to rainhandler a state of the art rain dispersal system. This path is constructed by fixing blocks or bricks in the soil to provide a hard surface to the falling water for reducing its erosive effect. The rainhandler gutter self cleaning system protect you from the need to climb ladders and roofs to clean clogged gutters.

As the rain comes off your roof rainhandler s seven angled louvers break up the heavy sheet of water into small drops. These drops are deflected away from your home where they fall harmlessly to the ground in a 2 to 3 ft. The old eavestroughs came off and i was quoted 1800 for their replacement with new downspouts and all. As the rain comes off your roof rainhandler s seven angled louvers break up the heavy sheet of water into small drops.

Putty seal is also included. The bricks are placed in a sloping manner to channel the water away from the house. Learn more about rainhandler at ask this old house. As the rain comes off your roof rainhandler s seven angled louvers break up the heavy sheet of water into small drops.

White fascia mounted aluminum water dispersal gutter edge extension with screws 5 pack. The doorbrella accessory ensures that rainoff is diverted from an unprotected door to the adjacent rainhandler section for dispersion. No gutters downspouts leaders or splash blocks to detract from the natural beauty of your home. Replace your high maintenance unsightly traditional eavestroughs and downspouts with rainhandler the innovative next generation in rain dispersal systems.

Get the ultimate eavestrough alternative solution to handle rain water run off. The proven and practical eavestrough system for rainwater dispersal. Choose brown for a dark colored roof and natural aluminum for a light colored roof. Additionally rainhandlers mount below the roof slope and are unaffected by snow slides.

Additionally rainhandlers mount below the roof slope and are unaffected by snow slides. We had a new steel roof put on our house 3 stories high in the front and a steep slope. These drops are deflected away from your home where they fall harmlessly to the ground in a 2 to 3 foot band.