Aluminium high-capacity gutter

2007-05-18T00:00:00+01:00

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Serpentine 175 is the latest addition to Guttermaster’s range of aluminium gutters.

With a diameter of 175mm and a depth of 130mm, its capacity is 60% greater than the existing Serpentine 135. The gutter has an extruded, bracket-less aluminium profile, which makes it easy to install and requires minimal maintenance, says its manufacturer. It is available in more than 250 colours in durable polyester powder-coated gloss, satin or matt finishes. The company also claims that, unlike steel and plastic, the range does not suffer from corrosion, ultraviolet degradation or embrittlement.

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Specifier 18 May 2007

Aluminium high-capacity gutter

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Specifier 18 May 2007

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