Old Atcost building!, A man who can, needed!
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grainboy
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- Bedfordshire
No sorry,
But I doubt you’ll find any to replace them with,
But I doubt you’ll find any to replace them with,
I assume the orginal guttering is now totally knackered?? Bin it and call Thomas Profiles in Leominster!.
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If still sort of solid, put a plygene liner from Sharman's in?
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If still sort of solid, put a plygene liner from Sharman's in?
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Goweresque
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- North Wilts
Can the bits that have been knocked down be put back up securely? If so the obvious solution would be to install a seamless liner inside the concrete gutter. Either a plastic liner (https://hdsharman.co.uk/) or a seamless aluminium gutter made to fit (http://www.a1installations.co.uk/agricultural-buildings/).
- Location
- East Sussex
Sounds a bit like an insurance job?
plonk it back up there with the tele and do the whole length with sharmans
plonk it back up there with the tele and do the whole length with sharmans
grainboy
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- Bedfordshire
Saying that I’ve just quoted to take this down,
I believe so, its finding someone to do that ? the gutter was already lined
Yes it is an insurance job , hopefully they will know a contractor. Thanks to all for your time and advice! I have no idea what a sharman is?
Pictures?
- Location
- North Norfolk
We had our very leaky Atcost valley gutters done by A1installations, excellent work
Thought you were retiring
- Location
- Top of the Chilterns
Aren't the gutters structural? I think they are.
This happened on one of our sheds a long time ago. Get some Steels, plates and threaded bar and put them underneath where the gutter was, bolting to the uprights, which probably have holes in them anyway.
Then get a seamless ally gutter formed to run continuously, sitting it on top of the Steels in the missing bays. None of this is a particularly cheap or easy exercise, but it is doable.
This happened on one of our sheds a long time ago. Get some Steels, plates and threaded bar and put them underneath where the gutter was, bolting to the uprights, which probably have holes in them anyway.
Then get a seamless ally gutter formed to run continuously, sitting it on top of the Steels in the missing bays. None of this is a particularly cheap or easy exercise, but it is doable.
fork lift driver did the same at workSome bright spark has just took down two bay lengths of concrete guttering on the Atcost concrete building, with the teleporter, does anyone know a company who is fixing these. Currently in Norfolk but feel like running away
we made a metal one
- Location
- Cambs/Suffolk/Norfolk
Anyone had any success with repairing the leaky joints on these gutters? Without re lining ect. I was hoping, maybe naively, that some sort of glue/ compound/ cement could be used to fix them 
- Location
- North Notts
Liquid rubber paint does improve the joints if not too bad but does dry up eventually, its a cheap bodge rather than a permanent fix
- Location
- East Sussex
Hd Sharman do a liner which is good…… I still have one held down with lengths of chestnut thrown in the gutter!Anyone had any success with repairing the leaky joints on these gutters? Without re lining ect. I was hoping, maybe naively, that some sort of glue/ compound/ cement could be used to fix them
thought about using 600mm dpc as a cheap and cheerful fix. Trouble with patching the joints is the expansion and contraction…. Only last a year or two.
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- Bedfordshire
We have also used A1 Installations. Cant fault them.
sounds the biss. thanks