Guttering

[tinsheet]

Who's the best value for guttering, looking at floplast 170mm, used it in the past getting varying prices, need to replace about 200ft.
Thanks

 

[Forever Fendt]

Who's the best value for guttering, looking at floplast 170mm, used it in the past getting varying prices, need to replace about 200ft.
Thanks

Don’t wast your time with plastic, possibly @Extreme Optimist would agree

 

[tinsheet]

Don’t wast your time with plastic, possibly @Extreme Optimist would agree

Got to fit in with some that's already in place, could start again but more expense !
New build totally agree.

 

[Lazy Eric]

Who's the best value for guttering, looking at floplast 170mm, used it in the past getting varying prices, need to replace about 200ft.
Thanks

Hi I got mine through JDP.

 

[Forever Fendt]

Got to fit in with some that's already in place, could start again but more expense !
New build totally agree.

RIP the lot of and start again we have galv ones on fitted the same day BSE started are still good and straight , How much is the plastic going to add up per meter? The galv works out about £8

 

[tinsheet]

RIP the lot of and start again we have galv ones on fitted the same day BSE started are still good and straight , How much is the plastic going to add up per meter? The galv works out about £8

Who's good for that?
Just seal the joints with silicon and pot rivets? Or but and bolt through the holes shown.?
Got me thinking now

 

[Extreme Optimist]

Don’t wast your time with plastic, possibly @Extreme Optimist would agree

Excellent product. Much quicker to put up as only one bracket on each stanchion. Much greater capacity than most and doesnt crack in sunlight .....or if you hit it with the telehandler.....Oops!!

 

[Forever Fendt]

Who's good for that?
Just seal the joints with silicon and pot rivets? Or but and bolt through the holes shown.?
Got me thinking now

Silicon sealant on joints ( must be lmn silicon and not Lma) and just use std m12 bolts to join and bolt to bracket , you only need a bracket on every steel upright these are only a flat plate with 2 slots in , if the brackets were welded on you would fit 200 ft in an hour and half

 

[upnortheast]

Just renewing the roof on an alley between 2 stone buildings
Did it 30 years ago with 4" deep flow plastic, needed regular maintenace & always short of capacity
Local shed man got us galv made to measure. Looks a far better job.

 

[Bald n Grumpy]

Who's the best value for guttering, looking at floplast 170mm, used it in the past getting varying prices, need to replace about 200ft.
Thanks

Get some steel ones made to fit your existing brackets
Thomas profile and panels made some for a neighbor to replace "fibre cement" gutter easy to install silicone and Tek screwd to join all metal outlets and end stops and then used standard plastic down pipe
If it was new build I would definitely use steel gutters with brackets on the shed uprights

 

[Bald n Grumpy]

Get some steel ones made to fit your existing brackets
Thomas profile and panels made some for a neighbor to replace "fibre cement" gutter easy to install silicone and Tek screwd to join all metal outlets and end stops and then used standard plastic down pipe
If it was new build I would definitely use steel gutters with brackets on the shed uprights

Just realized you've probably got knackered plastic brackets that need replacing
not galvanized metal like neighbours had

 

[Dog&stick]

Iv found that 200mm plastic gutter fits in the old asbestos gutter brackets, very nicely

 

[steveR]

Excellent product. Much quicker to put up as only one bracket on each stanchion. Much greater capacity than most and doesnt crack in sunlight .....or if you hit it with the telehandler.....Oops!!

Just put up 100m of this stuff. Brilliant.

 

[Forever Fendt]

This thread reminded me I had some second hand stuff lying about ,Advertised it at lunch time and gone now

 

[Forever Fendt]

Just put up 100m of this stuff. Brilliant.

We have used it since 1993 and it’s still good on the first shed we put it on , using correct sealants on joints is key

 

[steveR]

Get some steel ones made to fit your existing brackets
Thomas profile and panels made some for a neighbor to replace "fibre cement" gutter easy to install silicone and Tek screwd to join all metal outlets and end stops and then used standard plastic down pipe
If it was new build I would definitely use steel gutters with brackets on the shed uprights

Thomas P&P are really helpful too, nice people I found.

Fitted the gutter to flat steel supports and tekscrewed it down.

 

[Thick Farmer]

Just put up 100m of this stuff. Brilliant.

What‘s i called?

 

[steveR]

We have used it since 1993 and it’s still good on the first shed we put it on , using correct sealants on joints is key

They supplied a tape to fit in the joints.

 

[Forever Fendt]

What‘s i called?

They supplied a tape to fit in the joints.

we don’t like that it can tuck up when putting them together , we fold it tighter so use silicon as there’s not enough room for the mastic tape

 

[BobGreen]

we don’t like that it can tuck up when putting them together , we fold it tighter so use silicon as there’s not enough room for the mastic tape

Thomas panels now roll a gutter that is recessed at one end to allow for wide mastic tape. Find it much better and it sticks like s... to a blanket. You have to take care lining holes up as you only get one chance !
Much neater and you don’t get gutter, tools and yourself covered in sticky sealant