Description
Gutter elbows are an important component of a building’s gutter system. These are angled or curved pieces of gutter material that connect different sections of the gutter system and allow for the redirection of rainwater flow.
| Variant |
|---|
| 45° A |
| 45° B |
| 60° A |
| 60° B |
| 75° A |
| 75° B |
| 90° A |
| 90° B |
Frequently Asked Questions
What must match a Solid Elbow?
The elbow's size, profile, angle, and A or B orientation must match the adjoining downspout sections and required offset.
Where are Solid Elbows used?
Solid elbows are used at the top, bottom, or intermediate offsets of a downspout to keep runoff on the planned discharge route.
What is the difference between Elbows Solid and Elbows – Adjustable?
A solid elbow is fixed at a single angle. An adjustable elbow can be set on site to any angle up to 90 degrees.
How does a downspout get around a corner of the building?
Solid Elbows change the direction of a downspout and connect straight downspout sections around building offsets.
Which angles are available for Solid Elbows?
Available Solid Elbow angles are 45, 60, 75, and 90 degrees.
