Rain water gutter
A rainwater gutter is a channel or trough that is attached to the edge of a roof. Its purpose is to collect and direct rainwater away from the foundation of a building, protecting it from water damage and erosion. Rainwater gutters are typically made from metal, such as aluminum or steel, or from plastic, such as PVC. Rainwater gutters come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and can be installed on the eaves or corners of a roof. They are typically attached to the roof using brackets, and are designed to channel water into downspouts, which carry the water away from the building and onto the ground or into a drain. Rainwater gutters are an important part of a building's drainage system, and are essential for protecting the building from water damage. They are also used to collect and divert rainwater for use in irrigation or other purposes
