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Cast Iron Half Round Guttering
Alternatives: Gutters, Troughs, Channel
Guttering is the horizontal element of a rainwater system.
We offer metal guttering in Cast Iron, Aluminium, Galvanised Steel and Copper.
The traditional Cast Iron & Cast Aluminium guttering comes in 1.83m (6ft) lengths
The contemporary Extruded Aluminium (SnapIT range) Galvanised Steel & Copper guttering comes in 3m lengths (9ft 10in)
Browse & Buy Metal Guttering
Galvanised Steel Half Round Guttering
Pearl White Half Round Cast Aluminium Guttering
Cast Iron Eared Downpipe
Alternatives: Drainpipe, Rhones
Downpipes are the vertical element of the rainwater system which carry the rainwater safely away from the foundations of your building into the sub-surface drainage pipes either via a downpipes shoe above an open grate
or by connecting directly into the drainage system. If this is the case a leaf/bird guard to avoid debris entering the downpipe and some form of access should be inserted into the downpipe to allow easy removal of debris that might otherwise build up and cause a blockage.
A rainwater diverter linked to a water butt could offer this access while also collecting rainwater to use washing the car or watering the garden.
SnapIT Aluminium Swaged Downpipe
Square Pearl White Cast Aluminium Downpipe
Gutter Guard Brush
Alternatives: Guttering Leaf Guard=Gutter Brush or metal mesh/tray Downpipe leaf guard=Wire Basket/Balloon
For your gutters, we sell leaf guard brushes to keep them free of leaves and other debris. Once installed you should not have to keep checking and clearing your gutters. Especially crucial if you are lucky enough to live surrounded by trees and foliage.
For your downpipes, we sell bird / leaf guards – a galvanised steel basket that sits in the mouth of the guttering ‘outlet’ that leads from the guttering into the downpipe. This prevents birds making nests in and leaves and other debris from entering the downpipe.
You will not need both.
For your soil pipes we sell a galvanised steel ‘balloon’ that sits in the open top of the soil pipe system. This prevents leaves or birds from entering the system.
Galvanised Steel leaf guard 'Basket'
Galvanised Steel gutter guard 'tray'
Fluted, flat backed hopper
Alternatives: Hoppers, Rainwater Head, Gutter hopper box
A hopper head fitted just below a gutter was the Victorian way of enabling their drain pipes in heavy rain to carry 66% more water. How I hear you cry?
Bespoke decorative hopper
Modern SimpleFIT Cast Iron Soil Pipes
Alternatives: Cast Iron LCC waste & grey water drainage pipes
We sell both cast iron LCC and SimpleFIT soil drainage systems which are ideal for traditional style, heritage or listed properties.
These systems carry the grey water and waste water from the property to the sub-surface drainage/sewage system. they are the pipes you can see on the exterior of the property that need to be in keeping with they traditiaonl style of the property. We do not sell the sub-surface pipes that you can not see.
Universal PVC Diverter with Filter in Grey
Alternatives: with or without a filter, in cast iron or plastic, with or without an on/off tap
We’ve chosen a range of efficient and stylish rainwater diverter products
Universal Diverters fit most downpipe systems and are an ideal choice for an easy, trouble free connection. For specific options on Cast Iron, Aluminium or Steel please contact our customer service team.
These products are a great way of harnessing rainfall when it’s plentiful and then, when water is scarce, it’s ideal to be able to access free, collected rainwater to keep gardens thriving and cars clean, for example.
Cast Iron Eared Diverter
70 Degree Bend (x 2 make a swan neck)
Alternatives: Can also simply be called an 'Offset' - Not to be confused with the single piece 'Fixed Offset' (see next item)
Steel 2 part offset illustrated
Cast Aluminium two part offset
SnapIT two part, swaged Offset with swept bends
Galvansied Steel 60mm Fixed offset
Alternatives: Can also simply be called an 'Offset' - Not to be confused with the single piece 'Fixed Offset' (see next item)
Fixed Offsets are single pieces that come in a set ‘offset’ from the position of the original downpipe/outlet.
In the Galvanised Steel Range
A single piece with a ‘fixed’ offset of 60mm is also available.
In Cast Iron only fixed offsets are available:
in 3″ diam pipe with a 76mm, 114mm, 152mm, 228mm, 304mm, 381mm, 457mm, 533mm, 609mm, 685mm* (*not from stock), 685mm & 762mm offset
in 4″ diam pipe with a 76mm, 114mm, 152mm, 228mm, 304mm, 381mm, 457mm, 533mm*, 609mm*, 685mm* , 685mm* & 762mm* offset (*not from stock)
Cast Iron Fixed Offset
Traditional LCC Cast Iron Soil Uneared Access Pipe
Alternatives: Rodding Eyes
An Access Pipe is a length of downpipe with a door that will open to allow you access to remove blockages from the downpipe once the rainwater system is installed
Spigot= the plain end of a section of a pipe fitting into the 'socket' of the next one
The Cast Iron and Cast Aluminium guttering feature ‘spigots’ and ‘sockets’ as a way of describing how one end of the guttering sits in the lip of the next
(other systems employ ‘unions’ instead)
The Cast Aluminium Victorian Ogee gutter system is a left-hand sockets system
If we do a take-off from your architects drawings for you, confusion can be avoided, alternatively follow this guide to choosing which angles you'll need
Internal angle
External Angle
The downpipe shoe Alternative: A downpipe cover & rubber seal
The downpipe shoe is one way to end the downpipe – to an open grate, Alternative: A downpipe cover concealing a rubber seal to connect the downpipe directly to the subsurface, plastic drainage system
Alternative: Wrap-around Outlet, Swiss Outlet, Prefabricated Outlet
The ‘Outlet’ in guttering terms is the part that links the horizontal (guttering) to the vertical (downpipe).
They can be designed to include the ‘stop-end’ element if they are planned to sit at the end of the run of gutter, or they can be open at both ends to sit anywhere else along a run of gutter called the 'drop’
An outlet sitting here, at the end of a run, could include the stop-end if the system comes with ‘spigot’ or ‘socket’ outlets
‘Running’ outlet 
