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June 12th, 2011 |

How I can fix my problem of rain falling from the ceiling in cement.?

I have a one-story house has a courtyard that is surrounded by three walls of the house and then an opening. You can see here: http://yfrog.com/0dpatioroofj My problem is that when it rains at a moderate level, dispossession at the top does not an adequate job of moving the flow of water around the yard and instead falls down on the patio. This is a problem because the water begins to pool because the court does not have an exit grade for the patio, it's pretty plain to feel until you sweep or evaporates. This is starting to cause problems with concrete and have water sitting problems near the doors leading to patio. I thought about doing the gutters by the angle, but could not find a way to connect to the existing channels in the roof line. All suggestions are welcome.

You need to have an "abuse of rain" directly above where the courtyard, thus forming an inverted V, so that water runs on either side of the courtyard. Simple stainless steel or intermittent oven 1 1 / 2 "x 1 1 / 2" should work. I put a 2 "slope from it (for example, so that it forms a triangle with a 2" high peak to the edge of the cover.) If I'm not being clear, just email me at rwaltemate@centurytel.net I can get you the picture.

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