A system is only
as strong as its
weakest joint
Gutters, flashings, snow guards and every sheet metal detail made to measure.
Take it apart and look inside
Move the mouse over any part — it will show which element that is. A click takes you to its page.
- 01 Gutter Collects water from the roof surface and carries it to the outlet.
- 02 Gutter bracket Carries the gutter and holds its fall towards the outlet.
- 03 Gutter stop end Closes the gutter at the end of the run.
- 04 Internal gutter angle Carries the gutter around an inward corner of the building.
- 05 External gutter angle Carries the gutter around an outward corner of the building.
- 06 Gutter outlet Takes the water from the gutter and passes it to the downpipe.
- 07 Offset bend Changes the direction of the pipe — from the outlet to the façade, and again at the discharge near the ground.
- 08 Downpipe Takes the water down the façade to the discharge point.
- 09 Pipe clip Holds the downpipe against the wall and keeps it clear of the façade.
What goes with the roof but is not part of the system
Brackets, snow guards and small accessories — all in the same colour palette and the same sheet thickness.
Flashings
Folded sheets that close the joints and edges of the roof and façade — the ridge, the corners, the parapet and the openings.
Continuous snow guard
A profile that runs in an unbroken line along the eaves and holds the snow over its whole length.
Snow guard
Holds the snow on the roof and prevents a sudden slide off the eaves.
Bat-wing snow guard
An individual snow guard, set out in rows across the roof plane.
Need a schedule for your building?
Send us the length of the eaves and the number of outlets — we will send back a schedule of elements with quantities and the colour by RAL.