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Brings back the classic look of yesteryear, especially when used with the retro look exterior hanger. Designed for all rainfall rates and roof ridge-to-eave distances. |
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30 aluminum colors in .027 thickness, 19 gauge galvalume, and .0217 thickness copper. |
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The 3” round, 4” round, 2”x3”, or 3”x4” downspout is recommended with the 6” half-round guttering. |
10 reasons why you need guttering: |
- Moisture control – Keep basements, crawl spaces, and garages, dry and free of conditions that support mold and wood fungi growth by controlling roof drainage.
- Foundation protection – Limit the movement of active zone soils underneath the foundation by reducing the amount of water that enters at the foundation wall.
- Protect back-fill – Topsoil around the foundation is the weakest link in foundation moisture control. Preventing topsoil erosion can help prevent future structural damage.
- Shield windows and doors – Most durability issues arise from bulk water intrusion through windows and doors. Roof drainage will direct water away from sensitive areas.
- Protect plants and shrubs – Standing water in flowerbeds around the home can permit harmful plant fungi to develop as well as attract ants, roaches, and termites.
- Protects fascia – Water migration may cause rotting and insects that can be costly to repair. Quickly moving water away from rafter and roof joints is essential to a homes long-term durability.
- Increase roof overhang – Rain gutters can add up to 6” of protective roof overhang providing additional shielding of windows and doors, improving drying times and moisture levels.
- Prevents splash back – Rain gutters keep siding and masonry looking new by preventing splash back of dirt, grass and minerals that stain the exterior and can be difficult removing overtime.
- Decorative detail – Rain gutters can accentuate the architecture of any home. Products are available in various styles, colors, and metals. Rain gutters are for looks and function.
- Rainwater collection – Collecting rainwater is the simplest way to water your lawn, plants, and foundation all the while contributing to state water conservation goals.
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