re: Outdoor Kitchen Photo Update

you could also do an internal gutter as 4LSU2 suggested but that would require sawing off your eave strut

I can do it
just need that basic info

The gabled roof spans a total of 26 feet. I am not sure what the pitch is. Not very steep. I would say half of it is maybe 18 feet. That's a poor poet's guess.

The room it ties into was an addition way back in '64. It also has a fairly low pitch. That room is 18 feet wide. So maybe 13 feet there????

The new pavilion is 32 feet long.

Hope that helps.

Is there a way to gutter the metal roof to not allow the water to hit your roof line at all? Basically have 2 separate guttering systems. Can't really tell w pics, crazy roof line where it comes down there. I'd hate for that water to hit your roof w all the extra water on top of water from you're existing roof

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Is there a way to gutter the metal roof to not allow the water to hit your roof line at all? Basically have 2 separate guttering systems. Can't really tell w pics, crazy roof line where it comes down there. I'd hate for that water to hit your roof w all the extra water on top of water from you're existing roof

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My original plan was pretty much that way. I was gonna have each roof have its own gutter. But my friend is the owner of a large metal roof company. He came out and designed it this way. And said it was better for one roof to dump onto the other and just have one gutter system. I honestly didn't even question him about why. He knows what he's doing, so I followed his advice

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Got to be fast wear on those shingles being constantly dumped hard on

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It's a metal roof

Lol

I'll give you a call as soon as I get a free day that works for you,so we can make a plan. Thanks again for a great weekend.