This solid 5mm steel rise and fall bracket has a fixing nut and a 250mm threaded bar used to adjust your gutter levels. Recommended to be installed at a maximum of 800mm interval spacing and creating a fall of 10mm per 3.0m run, these brackets are easy to install and can be us... Read More
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Find out moreThis solid 5mm steel rise and fall bracket has a fixing nut and a 250mm threaded bar used to adjust your gutter levels. Recommended to be installed at a maximum of 800mm interval spacing and creating a fall of 10mm per 3.0m run, these brackets are easy to install and can be used for securing your Rainline gutters by driving the 300mm spike into your wall.
Suitable for commercial or domestic buildings, this rise and fall bracket is available in a range of diameters and colours to fit your guttering and building needs. Manufactured from superior steel, this bracket is long-lasting, lightweight and durable. With galvanised steel, this bracket has a protective thick layer of 275g per square metre of zinc and a top layer of coloured polymer grains which provides excellent flexibility, scratch resistance and corrosion resistance.
This extra-durable high-build polyester coating is protective, extending the life expectancy of your bracket to an excess of 70 years. With minimal maintenance needs, this bracket occasional needs to be topped up with paint for any scratches and annual cleaning is recommended.
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