Abstract: The present concept is a gutter insert designed to fit within the corner section of an eaves trough. The gutter insert includes a substantially horizontal bottom wall which includes an arcuate back periphery, and an inner peripheral edge and an upstanding back wall rigidly connected to the horizontal bottom surface at the arcuate back periphery of the horizontal bottom wall, wherein the upstanding back wall together with the horizontal bottom wall define a first and a second transverse edge, which include a first and second upstanding edge respectively. The horizontal bottom wall is configured to lie adjacent to a base of the corner section of an eaves trough and extends between the inner sidewall and an outer sidewall of corner section of an eaves trough at the first and second transverse edges.

Abstract: A gutter device may be considered a gutter extension. A gutter extension may include an extension attaching to a gutter system for a facility and projecting away from a back wall. The extension may include at least two extension front walls and a bottom. The extension front walls adjoin with a front gutter wall. Gutter devices, systems, assemblies, kits and methods are shown and described and considered within the scope of the present disclosure.

Abstract: An apparatus is disclosed that includes a ditch liner formed with two opposing walls. A plurality of friction control corrugations is formed in both of the two opposing walls. The apparatus also includes one or more subsurface aprons.

Abstract: A drain cover portion (100a, 100b) for a linear drainage system which comprises at least two attachment means. The attachment means are provided by at least one a connector attachment means (500) and at least one drain attachment means (700). The connector attachment means (500) is arranged to attach one or more anchor connectors (1002) for connecting an anchor (114) to the drain cover portion (100a, 100b) and/or one or more cover portion connector for connecting said drain cover portion (100a, 100b) to another drain cover portion (100a, 100b). The drain attachment means (700) is arranged to attach a drain portion (200) to the drain cover portion (100a, 100b). Each attachment means is arranged so as to allow the tool-less attachment of a connector/drain section.

Abstract: A modular fluid containment system formed of a plurality of fluid containment units and interconnecting channels. The containment units and channels may be comprised of panel units made of flexible non-porous material. The system includes brace members along selected edges of the containment units and panel units which are operative between an operative position in which the edges of the flexible material forming the containment units and panel units are held in an upright position forming side walls defining a containment or channel area and an inoperative position in which the flexible material is allowed to lie along a single plane in flat or folded condition. Connectors are provided along selected edges of the panel units to interconnect the panel units into desired configurations forming the containment system of desired shape and size.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for lining ditches is provided. The apparatus and method for lining ditches, according to the present invention, includes a plurality of substantially corrugated liner sections, preferably made of a thermoplastic material such as polyethylene. Each liner section is designed to be assembled by detachably engaging ends of ditch liner sections. A sealant that does not bond with the material from which the liner sections are made may also be included. An inlet/outlet channel is included. The inlet/outlet channel is removably connectable with at least one end of a liner section by snapping together the two components. A liner section in the form of a splitter section also is provided. A splitter section permits rerouting the flow of water in a variety of directions through a ditch lined with the apparatus of the present invention. Also, a diverter section is included for diverting water from one flow direction through the ditch to a point or area of application of water.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for lining ditches is provided. The apparatus and method for lining ditches, according to the present invention, includes a plurality of substantially corrugated liner sections, preferably made of a thermoplastic material such as polyethylene. Each liner section is designed to be assembled by detachably engaging ends of ditch liner sections. A sealant that does not bond with the material from which the liner sections are made may also be included. An inlet/outlet channel is included. The inlet/outlet channel is removably connectable with at least one end of a liner section by snapping together the two components. A liner section in the form of a splitter section also is provided. A splitter section permits rerouting the flow of water in a variety of directions through a ditch lined with the apparatus of the present invention. Also, a diverter section is included for diverting water from one flow direction through the ditch to a point or area of application of water.

Abstract: Flumes for manhole inverts are described and formed of integrally molded segments which interfit with each other so as to connect inlets to an outlet of a manhole independent of the shape and size of the manhole. The flumes are made in a set and in one set the flumes are formed of a pipe segment which either is integrally connected to an open channel segment or connected thereto with suitable fasteners and with the overall length of the flume being substantially less than the distance between the inlet and an outlet of the manhole. Another set of flumes has only open channel segments which are generally substantially smaller in length than the flumes which have both a pipe and an open channel segment. The open channel segments are provided with end flanges to enable their connection to similarly shaped channel segments to form inverts.

Abstract: A rain water leader/gutter adaptor which is adapted to siphon rain water from a gutter. The rain water may be collected inside a gating vessel which is attached to the rain water leader/gutter adapter. In a modified form a leader adaptor is attached to siphon excess rain water from within the rain water leader/gutter adapter once the water collector fills up.

Abstract: A one-piece outlet tube for joining the flat bottom wall of a metal gutter with a vertical downspout is formed from an initially flat blank. A continuous flat support flange extends around the margin of the gutter outlet tube at its upper end and rests upon the gutter flat bottom wall adjacent to an opening provided in this wall to receive the outlet tube. Integral outwardly struck downwardly tapering lock lugs are formed on the four side walls of the outlet tube closely beneath the flat flange for secure locking engagement beneath the gutter flat bottom wall when the outlet tube is inserted downwardly through the opening of this wall. The outlet tube is sealed with the gutter flat bottom wall around its support flange.

Abstract: An eavestrough corner bracket made from an elongated bendable sheet strip with a longitudinal axis. The bracket has inner and outer portions folded about the longitudinal axis to produce respective corner side portions inclined to each other to define side walls of opposed corners which are generally complementary to adjacent intersecting inner and outer portions of the eavestroughing. The bracket has an intermediate portion disposed between the inner and central portions thereof, the intermediate portion having a plurality of folds to incline corner portions of the bracket for both an outside corner and for an inside corner of the bracket.

Abstract: An eavestrough corner bracket made from an elongated bendable sheet strip with a longitudinal axis. The bracket has inner and outer portions folded about the longitudinal axis to produce respective corner side portions inclined to each other to define side walls of opposed corners which are generally complementary to adjacent intersecting inner and outer portions of the eavestroughing. The bracket has an intermediate portion disposed between the inner and central portions thereof, the intermediate portion having a plurality of folds to incline corner portions of the bracket for both an outside corner and for an inside corner of the bracket. The invention discloses a method of folding a structure from a blank to eliminate joining together of portions of the bracket.

Abstract: An outlet tube comprising a unitary material sheet folded into a rectangular shape and having overlapping ends secured with rivets, the outlet tube further including flanges extending outwardly from one end of the walls of the rectangular shape, and notches at the corners of the other end of the walls to permit folding inward of the end portions of the walls to provide a taper to the rectangular shape.