Plastic or zinc rainwater gutters
Another important component of your new timber house is the roof drainage. It protects your house from moisture damage, as otherwise the run-off rainwater would cause the outer wall to become damp. It is also possible to collect the rainwater in a cistern or rain barrel and use it as service water in the garden. Depending on the size of the house or the roof covering installed, we offer plastic or zinc rainwater gutters for ground-level houses.
Roof drainage
Another important component of your new timber house is the roof drainage. It protects your house from moisture damage, as otherwise the run-off rainwater would cause the outer wall to become damp. It is also possible to collect the rainwater in a cistern or rain barrel and use it as service water in the garden. Depending on the size of the house or the roof covering installed, we offer plastic or zinc rainwater gutters for ground-level houses.
Plastic rainwater gutter
Rain gutter + 2 downpipes, plastic 100 mm (brown or gray)
with metal channel iron
Material and installation costs € 55,- per running meter.
Additional downpipes or a 125 mm gutter at an extra charge. (if necessary, e.g. due to extension or large roof area)
Material and installation costs € 55,- per running meter.
Additional downpipes or a 125 mm gutter at an extra charge. (if necessary, e.g. due to extension or large roof area)
Zinc rain gutter
Rain gutter + 2 downpipes, sheet zinc 125 mm
with zinc hanging plates and metal channel bars
Material and installation costs € 75,- per running meter.
Additional downpipes or a 150 mm gutter at an extra charge. (if necessary, e.g. due to extension or large roof area)
Material and installation costs € 75,- per running meter.
Additional downpipes or a 150 mm gutter at an extra charge. (if necessary, e.g. due to extension or large roof area)
Only in conjunction with a kit assembly!
Roof drainage can only be offered by our installation partners in conjunction with a kit installation or roof covering and for ground-level houses. The material cannot be ordered separately through us or the installation company.
Which channel for what?
For a smaller garden or weekend house with bitumen shingles, the plastic gutter is the common standard and offers a reasonable price-performance ratio; for large houses with a metal roof with a tiled look, the zinc gutter is more likely to be used, as it simply fits the roof better visually.
