Gutters that connect through the bottom
Inspect closed gutter ends, continuous corners and inset bottom outlets that connect to hollow downspouts. The detail now shows how the pieces meet.
Inspect roof drainage
Inspect the actual connection
K-style and half-round channels meet on a shared miter plane. Free ends have full-depth stopends; the eave apron crosses the fascia toward the gutter.
An opening through the pan feeds a shaped flange and lower neck. The downspout starts below that connection and has an inner wall and open bore.
The geometry follows manufacturer assembly references. Display thicknesses and generic fitting proportions are not fabrication dimensions or a selected product system.
Keep control of each outlet
Existing Auto, 0, 1 and 2 choices, A/B end regions and Undo/Redo remain available. Map dots show the physical inlet, inset from the corner or stopend. A run too short for an inlet does not receive a false opening.
This is placement and assembly visualization. Rainfall capacity, installed gutter fall, product compatibility, fastening and site discharge still require design inputs.
A closer look
References
This milestone was documented on October 24, 2026 and added to the public history on October 24, 2026 at 6:19 PM GMT-3. Screenshots show the development state at the time. About this alpha history.