Under-deck collection rail
still a room below
Boards are laid with a gap; water goes through it. The rail catches it below the joists and turns it out beyond the footprint, so the soffit stays dry.
- Rail
- Aluminium
- Profile
- —
- Joist spacing
- —
- Outlet
- Downpipe
- Application
- Below deck
Specification in preparation. This page shows the standard layout; values and photography are completed when the range is imported.
What it is, in numbers.
| Rail material | Aluminium |
|---|---|
| Profile height | — |
| Rail length | — |
| Joist spacing | — |
| Bracket | — |
| Downpipe | — |
| Load class | n/a — below deck |
| Fixings | 316 stainless |
| Packing | — |
| Certification | Material certificates on request |
Rows marked — are confirmed per SKU at quotation. Load classes stated are those declared under EN 1433.
Under-deck collection rail in a garden.
A deck is a roof over a hole. Whatever falls between the boards lands on the structure underneath — and on anything stored there.
The rail is fixed to the beam under the joists, with a fall toward the outer edge. Water never reaches the soffit, so the space below can be finished and used instead of being written off.
Complete, not nearly.
Collection rail
Brackets
End caps
Downpipe
Edge trim
Fixing kit
For the drawing set.
Files are issued with every quotation and can be dropped straight into a landscape package.
Send the space. We'll do the numbers.
Run length, what crosses it, where the water goes — that is enough to quote a run.