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Leader heads or conductor heads are components of a roof drainage system which are known by different names, but they all mean the same. They are funnel-shaped elements, connected in most cases to a gutter, and from there to a downspout. The downspouts take the water run off from the roof that is collected in the gutters to the ground or into a storm water management system.

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  • Leader heads or conductor heads are components of a roof drainage system which are known by different names, but they all mean the same. They are funnel-shaped elements, connected in most cases to a gutter, and from there to a downspout. The downspouts take the water run off from the roof that is collected in the gutters to the ground or into a storm water management system. (en)
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  • Leader heads or conductor heads are components of a roof drainage system which are known by different names, but they all mean the same. They are funnel-shaped elements, connected in most cases to a gutter, and from there to a downspout. The downspouts take the water run off from the roof that is collected in the gutters to the ground or into a storm water management system. (en)
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