Importance of gutters:

Construction experts consider a wide range of factors when designing roofs, e.g., the geographical location of the building, humidity levels, and rainfall amounts, among others.  In areas with significant precipitation, roofs must be constructed with a sloped design.  The gutter plays a key role in the functionality of sloping roofs. As its name implies, this roof component helps transfer water from the roof to the ground. Since most rainwater flows through the gutters, choosing the right model is crucial. The reason behind this is that when it rains or snows, water can collect on the roof. This water can then seep into the structure, potentially damaging the walls and ceiling as well. Therefore, gutters or prefabricated water channels are used to mitigate this issue. In fact, gutters function as a water channel, directing excess water outward. This product is available in a variety of colors and thicknesses.

 

Different types of galvanized gutter for gable roofs:

Box (square) gutter:

The box, square, or pot model is crafted in rectangular and square forms, featuring a thickness of 1.5-2 mm and available in lengths of 3 and 6 meters with various widths. This model is the most commonly utilized type of gutter, suitable for all varieties of gable roofs.  The straightforward design, along with the flexibility in sizes and dimensions of this model, as well as the adjustable angle of its walls, enables the designer and installer to fit the product in places with varying dimensions. The precise dimensions and measurements in this model provide significantly easier and more accurate welding and sealing than other models. In this model, gutter pipes and specialized funnels are utilized to direct water to the ground. This model features both small boxes and large boxes. Here you can see a schematic view of two examples of this model of gutter.

 London (circular) gutter:

This model features a circular design. Gutter sheets enhance the appearance of roof edges, manage the flow of rain and snow, and safeguard the roof panels. Painted galvanized sheets are occasionally utilized in the production of this model to enhance its aesthetic appeal and ensure compatibility with other structural components. The manufacturing of this product involves the use of galvanized sheets with a thickness ranging from 0.4 to 5 mm and a length of approximately 3 meters, as well as painted galvanized sheets with a thickness between 0.4 and 0.6 mm, measuring 2 and 2.5 meters in length.

 Wicked (Swedish-Hidden) gutter:

This model represents the earliest form of galvanized gutter, serving as the foundation for the design of the London model. This product offers significant benefits, including an affordable price and a straightforward, rapid installation process. The wicked section of this gutter is folded and connected to the gable roof.

Apadana Borj Pooshesh Engineering Technical Group employs the latest techniques and state-of-the-art industrial machinery, along with premium raw materials, to manufacture top-tier industrial construction products, including gutters. We offer gutters made from premium galvanized steel sheets, available in thicknesses of 1.5 and 2 mm and lengths of 3 and 6 meters. 

Since there are various types of gutters, it is recommended to select the most appropriate and optimal option based on the location where you intend to utilize this product. The primary features involved in the classification of gutters encompass dimensions, class, material, design, and more. Galvanized gutters with thicknesses of 50 mm, 60 mm, and 70 mm can be installed and formed into a crescent or rolled arch shape. Therefore, galvanized gutter sheets with thicknesses exceeding 70 mm, which are notably thicker, must be cut and bent into rectangular shapes in workshops, considering the spacing between the structural purlins and the suitable slope percentage.

 Applications of gutters:

1. Roof sandwich panels
2. Gable roofs and other types of roof
3. A variety of product processing settings, including greenhouses, cattle farms, and poultry farms
4. Types of parking lots and parking roofs 
5. Water flow control in various types of sheds
6. Industrial settings and parking lots
7. Sidewalks, terraces, roofs, garages, and roof gardens
8. Restrooms, swimming pools, and restaurants

Gutter sheet for sheds:

This type of gutter is the most crucial component used on the roofs of warehouses, sports complexes, factories, and other industrial facilities.  Similar to other buildings, it is critical to appropriately divert water from the roof to the exterior to prevent moisture penetration in sheds. The box model of gutters is typically used on the roofs of sheds. It is also used in the following settings: