Quad Gutter 150 High Front (ST10)
Steeline Quad Gutter is a traditional gutter that gives your home a modern look. This gutter has a smooth and aesthetically pleasing appearance and being a larger size will ensure the catchment of more water from the roof area during a heavy storm.
Made from quality Colorbond® or Zincalume® Steel, Steeline Quad Gutter is strong and long lasting.
*Please note: The exact dimensions of each product may vary slightly between stores so if you need to match your existing profile please check with your local branch before ordering*
COLORBOND®, ZINCALUME® and Galvanised finishes available*
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Installation
Fixing to timber fascia with internal bracket or spike
Fix a bracket/spike at the high end of fall first, then fix a bracket/spike at the low end of the fall. Stringline a common datum on both brackets/spikes and install the remaining brackets/spikes at the required spacings (not exceeding 1200mm), with common datum on the stringline.
The brackets are best attached to the fascia with the use of 20mm bugle head self drilling screws.
Attaching gutter to brackets
Hook the front of the gutter onto the end of the long arm of the brackets and slide the back of gutter under the long arm until it is hard up to the back of the bracket. Push the gutter into the upright position, lifting the bottom of the gutter onto the platform provided by the bracket. When the gutter is in the correct position, turn down both tabs of the gutter brackets onto the back of the gutter, completing the attachment.
Fitting Gutter to Spike
Lift gutter onto the spike and fold tabs over the bead to hold securely.
Spring Clip System
Fixing to metal fascia is made incredibly simple by using the Steeline spring clip. The clip snaps over the metal fascia and has six teeth at alternative heights. The fall of gutter to downpipe outlet is determined by the height of where the gutter is attached to these teeth. The face of gutter is then supported by the Steeline overstraps, which connect to the front bead of gutter and top bead of fascia.
Support Recommendations
Gutter brackets are to be placed at stop ends and between stop ends at intervals of no more than 1200mm. Where metal fascia is used, brackets must be placed within 150mm either side of the rafter brackets.
Stop Ends
Pre-formed stop ends provide a neat finish to straight runs of gutter and require less labour and skill than site formed ends. However both methods of end stopping require the use of rivets and a roofing type silicone sealant.
External Corners
When cutting the gutter lengths, allow an extra 165mm past the outside fascia. Cut the gutter ends at 45° as shown. Fix external and internal corner over mitred cuts, use rivets or screws and silicone. *For external corners in 150, allow extra 15mm on mitre cut to slip inside the opposite mitre cut for riveting and sealing.
Internal Corners
When cutting gutter lengths, allow for the gutter to go right up to the adjoining fascia. Cut gutter ends at 45° as shown. Assemble in a similar manner to external corners. *For internal corners in 150, allow extra 15mm on mitre cut to slip inside the opposite mitre cut for riveting and sealing.
Gutter Joining
Reduce the top rib for 25mm to allow for a slip joint. Slide the reduced end into the other end, applying a suitable sealant, then blind rivet together.
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