The rain drainage system consists of the following components:

• Rain pipe (length: 1m, 2m or 3m. Diameter: 87mm or 100mm.);
• Duct (diameter: 125mm or 150mm. Length: 4m);
• Gutter holder, small – Gutter holder for attaching the gutter to the wall or eaves;
• Gutter bracket (lengths: 160mm, 210mm) – designed to screw the curved bracket to the slat;
• Gutter angle internal 90°;
• Gutter angle external 90°;
• Channel angle internal 135°;
• Gutter angle external 135°;
  Gutter finishing element – used to close the end of the gutter to prevent water from leaking;
• Gutter connecting element – for connecting gutters;
• Gutter slope – designed to connect the gutter and downspout, ensures water flow into the downspout;
• Upper elbow – used to connect downspouts in bends, when the eaves stand away from the wall;
• Downspout end element – the last element of the rain drainage system that leads water away from the foundation;
• Downspout attachment element for attachment to a tree;
• Downspout fastening element for fastening to masonry;
• Screws with a pin (possible lengths: 200mm or 250mm);
• Downspout connecting element for connecting a cut downspout;
• Tee – used to connect two downspouts into one. Has an additional side connection, the angle of which can be adjusted from 50 to 80 degrees;
• Downspout channel – designed to divert water to another container.