High front gutter roll forming machine

High front gutters hide the lower edge of tiles or roof cladding which creates an aesthetically pleasing appearance. It is important that sufficient overflow measures are included in the design of the guttering system and that high fronted gutters are installed in such a way that if they overflow, it will not result in water flowing back into the roof or building.
The design of gutter and downpipe system installations also need to comply with specific rainfall intensities for the area of installation and adequate overflow provisions need to be provided to prevent water from entering the dwelling during heavy rainfall periods.

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There are two natural effects in our guttering that offer some protection against water flowing from eaves gutters inside a building, when attached to steel fascia.
(1)The first is that when installed on our steel fascia, the "high front" of the gutter can still be lower than the top face of the fascia. Water will always flow to the lowest point, and even if a complete blockage exists, should still overflow outside the eaves line.
(2)Secondly, if a complete blockage occurs the additional weight of the water will cause the gutter to temporarily deform. The back of the gutter is restrained at 1.2 metre intervals by fixing clips but between these points the gutter moves outwards from the fascia creating a gap that allows the additional water to escape.

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Maintenance of the high front gutter

Water will overflow to the front of the gutter if the top of the front gutter bead is located below the top of the fascia. Due to the gutter fall, this may occur towards the end of a gutter run in which case the portion of gutter beginning 5mm below the top of the fascia may be used in the overflow calculations.

The perfect solution to create a consistent gap between the gutter and fascia, llowing water to escape through the gap rather than entering the building. The clip facilitates the required 10mm minimum distance between the top of the fascia and the back of the gutter and is available to suit Contour and Clickfast steel fascias as well as timber fascia.

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