Mr. and Mrs. Metal

[ows]

...Have drifted apart. Who can help them towards a meaningful and peaceful togetherness?

Actually, "who" is known but not "how." The question is therefore: What is the least bad way to join given these conditions with insufficient vertical height?

 

[huggan]

Releasing the gutter is the only option. But are you going to lead it sideways? Otherwise, it works as it is.

 

[ows]

Releasing is no problem, but then what? There is no standard part that fits to put it all together.

I know it works as it is, but there is a lot of water that needs to be drained here. I'd rather divert it properly.

Thanks for the reply!

 

[plåtrickard]

The only thing might be to cut a u in the pipe and insert it at the outlet, then I would fold up an edge on the other side, possibly cut the outlet a bit as well.

 

[Daniel 109]

It might be better to use sewage pipes here, joints in roof drainage pipes are not tight, they require a steep slope.

 

[ows]

Good suggestion! If I'm going to start cutting, maybe the best is a cut bend that is mounted on the downpipe. Then a number of slots on the cap so you can press it together and guide it into the pipe?