36 PROJECT REPORT: HERITAGE & CONSERVATION


The Perfect Match for Grade II Listed Church N


eeding to replace an old cast iron rainwater system, Hatherlow Church’s list of “must haves” was


not a small one. Elder of the Church, Mat Simpson explained “Hatherlow Church is a grade II listed building, and as such we were looking


for a system that would be in keeping with the mid – 19th century building, as well as matching existing gutters and downpipes already installed. The product would also have to cope with the vast amount of water that flows from the pitched roof when it rains. “Being budget conscious, we also required


the lowest cost possible, for an aesthetically pleasing, long lasting and highly functional system. Yeoman Rainguard managed to tick all the boxes.” To accommodate the large water flow


levels from the pitched roof, 130 x 100 mm Deep Flow XL Aluminium Gutters were installed to the front side of the Church. These were complemented with the addition of 100mm dia. XL Aluminium Downpipes, sufficiently wide enough to cope with the amount of water captured in the deep flow gutters. The installation, carried out by Yeoman Rainguard’s team, was completed with attractive Bellvue cast aluminium rainwater hoppers to either side of the Church’s porched entrance.


All of Yeoman Rainguard’s XL Aluminium


products have a durable powder coated finish which not only looks stylish but offers 30 years plus maintenance free service.


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