Copper Gutter Elbow

One end of the elbow is crimped so that it can easily fit inside another elbow or downspout.

Copper gutter elbow.

Two copper elbows are often used at the eave to allow the downspout to be installed against the wall of the structure. Copper has been the metal of choice for roofing and gutter applications for centuries on many of the worlds most prolific structures. Our elbows and downspout have truly invisible seams. Our round elbows are flared on one end for a perfect fit.

Euro copper elbows similar to our round european downspouts our round elbows are also seamless. When making a selection below to narrow your results down each selection made will reload the page to display the. The elbow is crimped at one end for easy assembly to downspouts other elbows extensions or offsets. Elbows can also be used at the bottom of the copper downspout at ground level to direct drainage in a particular direction.

Copper and fits the standard 2x3 square corrugated downspout. Not only seamless they also don t have crimps like other round elbows which provides a clean polished transition between the elbows and downspout. Copper plain round elbow 75 degree to direct runoff from the gutter into the downspout and is compatible with half round copper gutter systems. Copper is not only elegant but also quite durable and widely considered to be the best long term investment.

2x3 a style 75º our 2 x3 a style elbow is made from 16oz. This elbow has a 75 degree design for versatility and is crimped at one end for easy attachment. This elbow attaches with pop rivets screws or solder depending on the metal and can be used to guide the runoff away from the wall and foundation of your residential or commercial building. Elbows are fittings that usually attach to a copper downspout another copper elbow or a copper outlet tube.

Gutter quality copper gutters are fabricated from 16 to 20 ounce copper. At the minimum you should choose 16 ounce copper gutters but depending on the weather and rainfall in your location 20 ounce copper may be a better choice. These do not apply for round elbows. Copper gutters develop a rich patina as it weathers and it s the patina coating that protects the copper from corroding and why copper often can last over 100 years.

Made from 18 oz. B elbows would be the ones that would fit the downspout and carry the water either to the left or the right instead of out forward or in backward. In a standard gutter installation if you are facing the gutter for example an a elbow is the elbow that will come out off the wall or gutter straight to you. Because 20 ounce copper is 25 thicker it requires 25 more copper to make.

Two elbow required per downspout assembly. Copper gutter fitting 16 gutter downspout 2 gutter screws 25 steel gutter fitting 235 vinyl gutter fitting 88 availability options. Use the half round 4 in.