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All of the gutter styles normally have the following characteristics:
26 gauge steel Baked on enamel paint in white or dark brown. Can be installed with or without a wing. Other colors are available by custom order. Links to the different suppliers color charts are available on the top right of this page. |
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5 1/2" FASCIA Gutters
5 1/2" Tall, 4 1/2" Top Width, 2 1/2" Bottom Width
A basic gutter that can accommodate most scenarios. Fascia gutters are intended to replace the need for fascia boards, although they can just as easily be installed on homes with fascia boards. They will usually cover 2x4 rafter tails with one layer of sheeting.
Watch these gutters being made!
5 1/2" Tall, 4 1/2" Top Width, 2 1/2" Bottom Width
A basic gutter that can accommodate most scenarios. Fascia gutters are intended to replace the need for fascia boards, although they can just as easily be installed on homes with fascia boards. They will usually cover 2x4 rafter tails with one layer of sheeting.
Watch these gutters being made!
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This pic shows the profile of the gutter with the wing on. The wing is shown on the top right hand corner of the pic. It is intended to lay on top of the sheeting of the roof to keep water from getting behind the gutter. This is the primary method of installation and is normally used for comp shingle roofs and stripped/new construction scenarios.
This pic shows the profile of the gutter without the wing. The back of the gutter is vertical up to the very top. This gutter profile is often used for installation under flashing/edge metal, metal roofs, and tile roofs.
Installing the gutter without a wing can also be used to pitch the gutter towards the downspout in order to maximize functionality. Flashing/edge metal is often required in this scenario in order to avoid water going behind the gutter.
Installing the gutter without a wing can also be used to pitch the gutter towards the downspout in order to maximize functionality. Flashing/edge metal is often required in this scenario in order to avoid water going behind the gutter.
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7 1/2" FASCIA Gutters 7 1/2" Tall, 4 1/2" Top Width, 2 1/4" Bottom Width A taller version of the 5 1/2" fascia gutter. They will usually cover 2x6 rafter tails with one layer of sheeting. They can also be installed on homes with or without fascia board. These gutters are often installed on larger custom homes. |
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5" OG or K style gutter
3 3/4" tall, 5" top width, 3 1/4" bottom width
A decorative gutter. It is the shortest gutter, making it ideal for situations where you can't install a taller gutter.
3 3/4" tall, 5" top width, 3 1/4" bottom width
A decorative gutter. It is the shortest gutter, making it ideal for situations where you can't install a taller gutter.
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6" OG or K style gutter
5 1/8" tall, 6" top width, 3 7/8" bottom width.
A larger version of the 5" OG gutter. This gutter has the widest top width making it the easiest gutter to clean out. It can also accommodate some of the largest downspouts: 4" round or 4"x5" box spouts.
5 1/8" tall, 6" top width, 3 7/8" bottom width.
A larger version of the 5" OG gutter. This gutter has the widest top width making it the easiest gutter to clean out. It can also accommodate some of the largest downspouts: 4" round or 4"x5" box spouts.