Rainwater Goods Sample Clauses

Rainwater Goods existing gutters to be cleaned and connected to the new gutters. Replace any missing components and make good any breaks in the rainwater goods components.
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Rainwater Goods. 4.8.1 Reinstatement of missing rainwater goods where these existed, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and the building spreadsheets.
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Rainwater Goods. This item, where applicable, is referred to in the Schedule of Works. All new guttering and downpipes shall be installed as manufacturer’s instructions using matching fittings secured with non-ferrous fixings. Flush out all gutters and downpipes. Stop up and flood system and rectify any leaks.
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Rainwater Goods. BA 02.5.1 Gutters Standard size for houses: 100 x 75 x 0,8 thick standard Chromadek/galvanised non-supporting beaded gutter. Galvanised brackets to be provided at every truss. Brackets to be painted to specification in the Schedule of Quantities. Alternatively standard 140 x 127 x 83 x 0,6 mm thick Brownbuilt or equivalent approved Chromadek/galvanised fascia gutter with galvanised gutter clips can be used. Typical size for other buildings: 125 x 100 x 0,8 thick standard Chromadek self-supporting beaded gutter. Dark colours to Consultant’s specification. The following paragraphs in specification OW 371 must be read in conjunction with this technical specification:
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Rainwater Goods. (m) 100 x 75 x 0,6 mm thick Chromadek down pipes; 3 m < height < 5 m Provide one down pipe for every 6 m of gutter length. For gutter length of 3 to 6 m, provide two down pipes. All accessories and ancillary items included. 125 x 100 x 0,8 mm thick Chromadek self- supporting box gutter Gutter to be braced back to the roof sheeting with a 25 x 1 mm thick galvanised fascia straps @ 686 c/c. The detail can only be applied to sheeting with a max. cantilever of 450 mm from first purlin. Roof sheeting troughs to be have drip bend. 125 x 100 x 0,8 mm thick Chromadek down pipes Provide one down pipe for every 6 m of gutter length. For gutter length of 4,5 to 6 m, provide two down pipes. All accessories and ancillary items included. 100 x 100 x 0,8 mm thick Chromadek down pipes Provide one down pipe for every 6 m of gutter length. For gutter length of 4,5 to 6 m, provide two down pipes. All accessories and ancillary items included. Pipe Flashings: (No. and Dia.) Dektite pipe flashings to diameter For all residential type of buildings, pipe protrusions through roof sheeting will be eliminated by re-routing existing pipe work. For all other pipe protrusions: Use Dektite no. 2 for pipe diameters 40 - 80 mm and Dektite no. 4 for pipe diameters 80 - 150 mm. Dektite flashings are made of E.P.D.M. rubber compound of a carbon black colour. 0,8 mm thick Chromadek Cravat and Cowl Flashing to diameter Refer to roof and wall details no 1 and 2. (Bound into the back of this document). Pipework: (No.) Re-route existing pipes; diameter and number Re-routing of roof void geyser pipework: Disconnect and remove existing overflow pupe from Latco - and or Safety Valve, supply and connect new 15-28mm dia polycop pipe to existing Latco - and or Safety Valve including all necessary fittings, adaptors, brackets, etc and re-route pipework in ceiling or roof void to protrude through external wall, including making good of external wall, irrespective of finish. Allow approximately 7m horizontal and 3m vertical pipework to ground level per geyser, complete with standard primer, one undercoat and two coats of super acrylic paint to exposed pipework to match existing paint system and colour. Ventilation pipework: Remove existing 100mm dia ventilation pipe section protruding through roof covering. Install 90° bend below roof level and re-route ventilation pipe to clear overhang. Install 90° reducing 100 x 50 bend and rise with 50mm dia pipe to 600mm. Install standard sewer pipe ventilation cowl ...
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Rainwater Goods. Adapt and extend gutters and down pipes as necessary, install in accordance with manufacturer's instructions. Check that existing gutters and down pipes are adequate to cope with additional flow and replace where necessary. Construct x1 Soak-away in rear garden for rainwater.
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