Rain Gutter Profiles

This popular, low-cost metal won’t rust and comes in an array of colors, including ones that resemble aged copper and zinc. It has a flat bottom and a profiled face that resembles crown molding; often fitted with rectangular downspouts. Comes in 5, 6, and 7 inch widths. Handles more than twice the runoff of a half-round of the same width. Available in seamless or in sections held together with rivets or screws and sealed with caulk. Lightweight (.025 inch thick) and medium-weight (.027 inch) aluminum are susceptible to denting and bending; heavyweight (.032 inch) aluminum lasts longer, about 25 years.

5 and 6-inch seamless Box Gutters are commonly used on residential and small business. It handles smaller rain water draining off smaller roofs. 5 inch are equipped with 2×3 inch downspouts; however 3×4 inch downspout may also be used if your area requires more water drainage. 6, 7, and 8 inch seamless Box Gutters are commonly used on larger roofs and commercial buildings. 6in drains massive amount of water needed for a larger system and these sizesare equipped with 3×4 inch downspouts, which makes a great system for a larger roof.

Seamless Half round gutters offer a unique look and have the advantage of being 6 or 8 inches wide for maximum rain gathering. Seamless half round gutters can be used on virtually any roof type. Our half round gutters are usually installed with round downspouts, however square downspouts can also be used. There are a variety of custom external/internal brackets for the gutters and downspouts available.

Half round rain gutters add a touch of class and style and are the preferred gutter profile for traditional and historic applications. Unlike the k style gutter, half round gutters have a round shape that helps the water drain out as opposed to staying in the flat bottom of the gutter. With less water holding in the gutter there will be less corrosion over time. With dozens of hanger options available, half round gutters can be installed on flat fascia, slanted fascia, no fascia, exposed rafters, no rafters, crown molding and many, many more. Half round gutters are available in over twenty colors, and materials including copper, aluminum, galvanized steel, galvalume, freedom gray copper and zinc.

Enhanced water capacity: The large channel area allows box gutters to move more water than standard gutters, making them ideal for large roofs and areas with heavy rainfall.
Aesthetic integration: They can be custom-fabricated to blend seamlessly with the roofline, offering a cleaner, more modern, and streamlined appearance.
Architectural customization: Because they are fabricated to specific measurements, box gutters can be designed to perfectly match the dimensions and style of a building, ensuring a precise fit and finish.
Durability and protection: Custom fabrication often uses high-quality materials designed to withstand harsh weather, providing a long-lasting defense for the property’s foundation and walls.
Versatility: They can be made from a variety of materials and finishes to complement the building’s exterior and are a sustainable choice when using recyclable materials.

Never rusts or needs painting; should last 100 years in any climate. Available in seamless or sections, and in three weights: 16, 18, and 20 ounces. Seams should be soldered. Oxidizes to a matte brown in a matter of months, blue-green over decades. If you prefer gray gutters that don’t leave green stains, select lead-coated or tin-zinc-plated copper.