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Hi,
I've got some old guttering after replacing the whole of the front of the house, and I also have some guttering clips (though not hugely strong). The current plan is to use the guttering clips (and possibly some other type of fixing) to put the gutters up on the fences around my greenhouse and grow as much as I can in them!
I'm a bit stuck though on how I can seal the ends so the soil doesn't fall out and also how I can make sure they are attached more strongly to the fence - am thinking perhaps galvanised wire somehow, but can't work out how this would work.
Admittedly end caps would be useful here, but I don't know where to find them for this type of guttering, as it's quite an old make. I do, however, have silicon if there are any suggestions on anything else I could seal onto the ends?
I've got some old guttering after replacing the whole of the front of the house, and I also have some guttering clips (though not hugely strong). The current plan is to use the guttering clips (and possibly some other type of fixing) to put the gutters up on the fences around my greenhouse and grow as much as I can in them!
I'm a bit stuck though on how I can seal the ends so the soil doesn't fall out and also how I can make sure they are attached more strongly to the fence - am thinking perhaps galvanised wire somehow, but can't work out how this would work.
Admittedly end caps would be useful here, but I don't know where to find them for this type of guttering, as it's quite an old make. I do, however, have silicon if there are any suggestions on anything else I could seal onto the ends?
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