Aluminum gutters have many advantages over other gutter systems

Applications
Aluminum gutters are relatively low maintenance and the amount of accessories available make it one of the easiest gutter systems to install. Aluminum gutters are a great product. They don’t rust, are available in popular colors, and can be shaped quite easily. Aluminum rain gutters have been around for 30+ years. Aluminum gutters also have the advantages of being lightweight and relatively easy to work with. They are weather-resistant across the board and maintain their integrity in cold climates.

Available:
5″ OG & 6″ OG  (.027 Gauge)
Gutters are made to length upon request

7 pre-finished colors (see chart at bottom of page)
Custom colors upon request

Available:
11 3/4″ width & 15″ width

7 pre-finished colors (see chart at bottom of page)
Custom colors upon request

Applications
A downspout is a pipe for conveying rain water from a roof or gutter to the ground or to a drain. Also referred to as Leaderpipe, Downpipe or Drainspout. Downspout diameters are sized according to the roof area they drain.

The following is the rule of thumb used in the industry:
3×3 inch downspout for 600 sq. ft. of roof 3×4 inch downspout for 1200 sq. ft. of roof

Available:
3×3 Downspout – 10ft lengths 150’/carton
3×4 Downspout – 10ft lengths 100’/carton
Standard 10′, however they can be cut to length, no to exceed 21′

7 pre-finished colors (see chart at bottom of page)
Custom colors upon request

Applications
Elbows are fittings that attach to the downspout. One end of the gutter elbow is crimped so that it can fit inside another elbow or downspout. Elbows are used at the bottom of the downspout at ground level to direct drainage in a particular direction. Two elbows coming from the gutter are used to span the length of the eave so the downspout can be directly mounted to the wall of the structure.

Rectangle “A” Elbow
An “A” style elbow refers to an elbow that, when attached to a downspout, angles the downspout frontwards and backwards.

Rectangle “B” Elbow
A “B” style elbow refers to an elbow that, when attached to a downspout, angles the downspout from right to left or from left to right (sideways).

Available:
3×3 A/B Elbows – 25 per carton
3×4 “A” Elbows  – 15 per carton
3×4 “B” Elbow – 15 per carton

7 pre-finished colors (see chart at bottom of page)
Custom colors upon request

Applications
An offset is a special-made section of downspout used to elbow the downspout over a brick ledge, porch edge or a brick band on the wall of a house.

Rectangle “A” Offset Elbow
An “A” style elbow refers to an elbow that, when attached to a downspout, angles the downspout frontwards and backwards.

Rectangle “B” Offset Elbow
A “B” style elbow refers to an elbow that, when attached to a downspout, angles the downspout from right to left or from left to right (sideways).

Available:
1 1/2″ “A” Offset Elbow – 3″ x 3″ & 3″ x 4″
1 1/2″ “B” Offset Elbow – 3″ x 4″
2 1/2″ “A” Offset Elbow – 3″ x 3″ & 3″ x4″
2 1/2″ “B” Offset Elbow –  3″ x 4″

7 pre-finished colors (see chart at bottom of page)
Custom colors upon request

7 Standard Colors and Custom Colors Too!