Cornice and pedimental overhangs are horizontally and inclined relative to the walls of the edge of the roof.
So that rain and meltwater does not run from the roof to the ground, but leaves the stingle to the sewer, the wall gutters are used. Water, getting into them, flows into the drain pipes, which are placed at a certain distance from the walls of the building. Their structure is as follows: a funnel for taking a liquid, a straight link, a knee for bypassing the irregularities of the wall of the house and a waterproof mark.
