Where is the gutter in the building?

Gutter roof drainage is divided into organized drainage and unorganized drainage (free drainage), organized drainage is generally to collect rainwater into the gutter and then drained by the rainwater pipe, the ditch that gathers rainwater is called the gutter, the gutter is divided into the inner gutter and the outer gutter, the inner gutter refers to the gutter within the outer wall, generally has a parapet wall; The outer gutter is a gutter that protrudes from the outer wall, and there is generally no parapet. Gutters are mostly made of white iron sheet or asbestos cement.

Chinese words are interesting when you think about it.

For example, "gutter", as the name suggests, is "a ditch in the sky".

Hehe. Gutter roof drainage is divided into organized drainage and unorganized drainage (free drainage), organized drainage is generally to collect rainwater into the gutter and then drained by the rainwater pipe, the ditch that gathers rainwater is called the gutter, the gutter is divided into the inner gutter and the outer gutter, the inner gutter refers to the gutter within the outer wall, generally has a parapet wall; The outer gutter is a gutter that protrudes from the outer wall, and there is generally no parapet.

Gutters are mostly made of white iron sheet or asbestos cement.

There are various materials used to make gutters, which can be concrete, masonry, steel plates, etc.

We know that due to the housing needs of modern people, many areas are building more residential areas, not only including communities, but also villa areas, in our country, there is less rain in the north, more in the south, a lot of rainwater falls under the eaves, easy to corrode the wall, then, many villa areas, family buildings will use rain and water system, so what is the difference between gutters and gutters?

What is a gutter.

Gutter oak is a hollow form of a certain width on the roof of the building, which slides the rainwater on the roof along a certain slope to the gutter, and then drains it by the drainage pipe. Roof drainage is divided into organized drainage and unorganized drainage (free drainage), organized drainage is generally to collect rainwater into the gutter and then drain down by the rainwater pipe, the ditch that collects rainwater is called the gutter, the gutter is divided into the inner gutter and the outer gutter, the inner gutter refers to the gutter within the outer wall, and there is generally a parapet wall; The outer gutter is a gutter that protrudes from the outer wall, and there is generally no parapet. Gutters are mostly made of white iron sheet or asbestos cement.

In construction, the engineering quantity of the gutter is calculated by volume according to the design size, without deducting the volume of steel bars and embedded iron parts in the components. What is the gutter.

A gutter is a transverse troughed gutter under the eaves that is used to receive rainwater from the roof and is then led to the ground by a standpipe. The eaves ditch is divided into the outer eaves ditch and the inner eaves ditch, generally can not calculate the construction area, according to the meteorological data, precipitation intensity and the size of the ditch to determine the drainage rate. In modern times, most of the gutters are built with cement slabs and other trouser building materials, in order to allow rainwater to flow to the ground quickly and smoothly, the drainage form is generally taken in the middle high and low on both sides, and at the same time a sewer pipe opening is left on both sides of the house, so that it can be directly discharged to the ground after being connected by pipes.

Classification of gutters.

1. H-shaped gutter.

H-shaped gutters, also known as U-shaped gutters, mainly lie in the difference in appearance, as the name suggests, H-shaped gutters have a semi-circular arc-shaped appearance, mainly distributed in the architectural styles of European countries and regions.

2. K-shaped gutter.

K-shaped gutters, mainly distributed in North America, are a popular gutter style in North American countries.

What is the difference between gutter and gutter.

First, the single-span building has organized drainage above the eaves for the gutter, multi-span buildings, the most edge of the eaves is called the gutter. The eaves ditch refers to the horizontal trough drainage ditch under the eaves of the roof of the old-fashioned building, which is installed separately to undertake the rainwater of the roof, and then leads to the ground by the standpipe. Materials can be used:

Bamboo, iron sheet, linoleum, prefabricated concrete groove board, aluminum plate, etc.

Second, the middle span is called the gutter for drainage, the gutter refers to the roof of the modern building, generally using cast-in-place reinforced concrete and the overall roof pouring, set along the outer wall of the house, lower than the roof slope, exposing the uncovered trough ditch, organized gathering rainwater, led to the ground by the standpipe. The gutter is divided into inner gutter and outer gutter, and is mainly bounded by the outer wall.

It is often used in architecture to refer to a trench for roof drainage. See also .

The practice of house gutters: apply the waterproofing layer for the first time. When applying the waterproof layer, it should be even, there can be no omission, and it is also necessary to pay attention to the fact that the undried coating layer can not be polluted during the application process, so that the waterproof layer can be used for a longer time; Apply a second pass of the waterproof layer.

The method of application is the same as that of the first layer. However, it is also necessary to note that before the waterproof material is dry, it must not be irrigated; Inspect and accept, wait until the waterproof layer is completely dry, rinse the waterproof layer with water to see if there will be rain leakage.