Flex-Drain 85175 Gutter Guard Girder for Rolled Gutter Guard (Pack of 8)
Key features
- •Durable metal construction for more secure installation and a longer lifespan
- •Compatible with most standard metal gutter systems
- •Package includes 8 gutter girders for installation purposes
Flex-Drain 85175 Gutter Guard Girder for Rolled Gutter Guard (Pack of 8)
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Customer Reviews
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bunnie haimoto•July 7, 2018
FITS GREAT.
Worked really well BUT there is a trick.
LakeMom2007•July 3, 2017
Worked wonderfully. We did find that if you snip the diamond closest to the "unfolded" side, that they work much smoother.
TERRIBLE - DOES NOT FIT 6" GUTTERS DESPITE CONTRARY LABELING!!
Nietzsche•September 24, 2016
These do NOT fit six inch gutters despite clear package labeling to the contrary. They are intended for 5" gutters only. For some reason it is impossible to find ones intended/made for, and to fit, actual six inch gutters. However, I used a lighter to soften the plastic and expand them and managed to force them to work. Spoke to manufacturer and was told these have been discontinued for quite some time.
I suppose they are good for some applications depending on the type of gutters ...
David L.•June 27, 2016
They worked well for what they were designed for. I ended up not using them and just tucking the gutter guards under my shingles and securing the outer edge to the lip of the gutters. I suppose they are good for some applications depending on the type of gutters you have.
It's designed to work for only a certain particular gutter/shingle termination configuration
Terasmanna•June 17, 2016
The concept sounds good theoretically, tug the end with the horizontal catch into the return of the outer lip of the metal K-gutter, snap the end with the vertical slit onto the inside vertical edge of the K-gutter. Most roofers let shingles overhang the gutter. So no, I couldn't snap it onto my gutter's vertical edge, but I made it friction fit between the metal and the cedar shake. Not ideal but it will help a little to hold the vinyl open grid guard in place in strong wind.
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