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Old 11-18-2009, 10:26 PM   #1
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Flexible Gutter????

I'm doing a porch restoration on a porch with a rounded roof. I need to install gutter on the rounded section,other that cutting std alum gutter into several 5 inch pieces what other ways can this be done.

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Old 11-18-2009, 10:27 PM   #2
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Make it a box gutter, line with metal or membrane from above. Somewhere there's a thread with pics of something just like that.
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Old 11-19-2009, 01:03 AM   #3
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besides Chris's way i wouldn't try to do that with anything but copper or wood
thinking about it there is a azek type pvc gutter out there

i wonder if that could be heat formed?

http://www.advancedtrimwright.com/pr...guttertrim.htm
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U can order custom bent copper.It's about $150 a ft with out hangers!! We have done a few.

The best way is their is a co out of Texas that makes them ouit of fiberglass from what i understand u would never know the diffrence. I believe they can come in 8 ft sections
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Old 01-11-2010, 08:04 PM   #5
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Post question,

I remember a 15-16 years back, there was a gutter firm we used for the same situation - He had a backer for the K section of the gutter - 4 solid steel shaped bearings 2 on either side, the runner - flat steel bearing (same dimension as the runner) and 1 steel bearing on the center of the facial section and he could regulate the arch - it was amazing piece of equipment-Copper ,,,of coarse . Check your local gutter distributors, they may have some attachment as part of their offered services- ask around, you never know, and good luck!

try this company http://www.ornametals.com/products/c...?cPath=100_150
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Do it with wood.
Line it with sheet lead.
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sheet lead?.. does it come pvc coated
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