Box Gutters

When a Wendland conservatory roof slopes backwards towards the existing building, a box gutter is required. All Wendland box gutters have the ability to be fitted easier and faster and contain fewer components.

  • Works in conjunction with the standard eaves beam
  • Parabolic head combined in box gutter extrusion
  • Box gutter variations
  • Strengthening straps don’t require welding
  • Hidden hanging bracket – replaces the need for gallows (165mm box gutter only)
  • Injection moulded gutter adaptors
  • Specialised fabrication available

165mm

265mm

165mm Chambered

Raised Back

Reinforced

Specification

It is vital when box gutters are specified that adequate support is considered. Attachment to timber fascias alone isn’t sufficient and brick piers, gallows brackets, and other hangers must be considered.

Box Gutters must be supported and all Wendland box gutters are insulated to minimise condensation risk. Where box gutters are jointed, they are sleeved and bolted.

Reinforced Box Gutter

The reinforced box gutter allows for a spanning capability of up to six meters, which negates the need for gallows brackets that are often unpopular with homeowners.

  • Enables a 6m span with 265mm box gutter
  • Must be supported either end by hup!, brick wall, or aluminium post
  • Reduces / eliminates the need for gallows brackets on bungalows
  • Breaks in the I beam allow for water flow and fixing access
  • Maximum length of 6m to suit internal frame size of 5860m
  • Can be jointed every 5.8m (joints must be supported at each location and specified when ordering)
  • The whole assembly will be supplied pre-welded
  • Compatible with Wendland Glass Roof and Livinroof

Chambered Box Gutter

  • Chambered section enables a spanning capability up to 4 meters without the requirement for gallows brackets
  • Compatible with both Standard eaves beam and Super Duty eaves
  • Compatible with all current 165mm adaptors
  • Blanking plate end cap is also available to close off the chambered end