Heavy Duty Galvanised Gutter

 Manufactured in multiples of 3 metre lengths to run length and to customers required shape and dimensions. Stopends can be welded in position or loose as can the nozzles (if position is known). Note the pressed socket. The kit comes complete with accessories as per below. See also the weir illustrated in the gutter type below and referred to at the bottom of this page, it is well worth including in the above.

Note. These gutters are really heavy and even more so if full of water, thus gutter brackets need to be strong and really securely fastened. See bottom of page.

Plastisol Gutter

Above a demonstration length of gutter manufactured from  0.7mm thick merlin grey Plastisol.  Note the detachable stopend with weir and the welted (folded) top edges. Joints are usually sealed with clear silicon (black mastic may also be used) and secured with either bulbtite type rivets, tek type seam stitchers or small roofing bolts.

Sections are butted flush together and the siliconed joints secured with an external or internal butt strap as per below. External butt straps will be supplied unless internal butt straps are specified.

Insulated gutters

A factory made insulated steel gutter

 Above are manufacturers photographs (that have not reproduced very well) of two types of insulated internal gutters. Like others gutters above they can be supplied as complete kits, manufactured to required lengths and dimensions.

With all internal gutters there is the inherent risk of downpipe and other blockages going unnoticed and the consequential flooding causing thousands of pounds in damage to buildings and stock. Whilst not totally eliminating the flooding risk, the inclusion of weirs can go along way to reducing it.  Gutter ends containing a weir should protrude well clear of the building and should only be put in the ends where overflowing will instantly be noticed.