[mikeritz53]

Originally Posted by claudiajaitken

Has anyone solved problem of new birdcage flooding and drainage. Is there gadgets to install or buy to stop puddling?

Check out this idea at Screen Room Drains - "One & Only Patented Drain" I had them installed and immediately the water has drained. We had a big problem on the 2 outside corners. They come out and use a Laser Level to find the low spots and they install as many as needed. I had 6 installed and am extremely happy.

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by claudiajaitken

Has anyone solved problem of new birdcage flooding and drainage. Is there gadgets to install or buy to stop puddling?

Someone didn't do a good job when the concrete was poured unless the puddling is next to the framework. Then you have to do as others have recommended to solve your problem.

[zuidemab]

Originally Posted by midiwiz

who installed it? Just asking so I don't use them

do not use 'Next Dimension' u r forewarned

[TV MAN]

Originally Posted by photo1902

Here is a widely used product. We had two of them installed five years ago to help with drainage issues on the lanai after heavy rains. About a year ago I installed two more myself in another area of the lanai. They're also helpful when pressure washing/hosing off the lanai. They get the job done.

Screen Room Drains - "One & Only Patented Drain"

I had a similar problem after I had Lanai floor painted, (some of the drain holes blocked). Had 16gal of water after heavy rain storm. I had these put in and wala no more water builds up.

[Djean1981]

This product is used to keep water from puddling on lanais. It would probably work.
Screen Room Drains - "One & Only Patented Drain"

[realmoxies]

Originally Posted by claudiajaitken

Has anyone solved problem of new birdcage flooding and drainage. Is there gadgets to install or buy to stop puddling?

Screen Room Drains - "One & Only Patented Drain"

352-342-7696

I haven't used them myself yet, I just found their ad.

[Bilyclub]

How many times will the same link get posted? Doesn't anybody read the thread before posting?

[stadry]

birdbaths aren' uncommon in finished concrete especially when 1 side of the conc is an immoveable object...to properly install the bottom rail originally a bead of silicone (or other suitable sealant [polyurethane] should have been applied to the underside of the rail,,, imo easiest tbetter solution is drilling 3/8"- 1/2"drain holes if you need a hammer drill & bits, pm me