Continuous Aluminium Liner For Concrete Block & Finlock Style gutters
Stage 1
Your existing gutter showing debris restricting the flow of rainwater. This allows pools of water to penetrate into Finlock gutters causing damp, mould and rainwater to leak inside property.Stage 2
Remove lower roof tiles and place to one side. Where properties have under eaves tiles these may be removed and replaced with treated batten and eaves vent fillers.Stage 3
Cut back lower felt and remove all debris from gutter ensuring smooth bed for new aluminium liner.Stage 4
Measure and run out exact lengths required for each individual property using 381mm x 0.7mm powder coated aluminium coil mounted in installer's vehicle. Cut all angles at 45degrees (if applicable) before lifting into gutter.Stage 5
Insert aluminium liner into gutter and fix at approx 1mtr intervals using 5x30 hammer fixings. Fit new 60mm plastic insert through new liner and directly onto original down pipes and seal.
Stage 6
Rivet all corners using aluminium rivets and seal using Arbo1096 sealer (see www.arbo.co.uk for full spec). Where installation is one side of a semi detached, primer is used to seal concrete before sealing end.Stage 7
Renew lower eaves felt with 'DPC' ensuring lower edge lays directly into new aluminium liner.Stage 8
Finally replace roof tiles replacing any that are broken, final clean and seal tops of fixings.Stage 9
Where soil pipe runs directly through Finlock guttering this will be cut approx 230mm below gutter level and swan necked around gutter using 110mm plastic soil pipe in black or grey and fixed. Original hole will be cemented.Stage 10
Where properties have 'T' Block, profiled or non-profiled Royston finlock gutters installed, additional outer capping to be used to allow for wider gutter edge as shown.