PVC bend (67°) anthracite

Every gutter should be connected to your drain so that the water is neatly transported from the roof, via the gutter and downpipe, to your drain. To achieve this, apart from an outlet to transport the water from your gutter to the downpipe, you also have 3 bends per downpipe. These bends ensure that the water connects perfectly to your downpipe via the spout while you can install the downpipe on the wall of your garden shed, Roofs, Carports or house and to ensure that the water can be drained into the drain at the bottom.

These PVC bends fit our spout and fit a 60 mm diameter downpipe. The bends are set at a 67-degree angle and can be easily installed without glue or other fasteners. The first one you slide over the bottom of the outlet with the bend towards the wall of your garden shed, the second one you slide over the bend at the bottom with the bend pointing downwards. Finally, slide your downpipe into this (securing it with the correct brackets) and finally slide the last bend over the downpipe with the bend away from the wall. Thanks to the useful clamping system, it is immediately secure and you do not need any further fasteners.

The 5 advantages of a PVC gutter

Gutters come in all sorts of shapes, sizes, colours and Materials. Below we list the 5 advantages of a PVC gutter over other materials

• Faster and easier to install
• Very favourably priced
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• Sturdy, making it resistant to scratches and dents that may occur during transport
• More resistant to acids than Zinc or Steel
• Available in more colours, sizes and shapes

Gutter Parts

A gutter consists of various parts, exactly what you need and how many of each depends on the type of roof (pent roof, gable roof, quadrangle) and the length of the roof. So Construction companies, gardeners and other handymen benefit from an extra discount and have access to a useful order overview.

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