Filling in a small gap between two gutters. How can I do it??

[CADMAN-13]

I have a small gap between two areas of guttering and I'd like to cover in. In doesn't really serve any purpose and it lets the weather in. Is there a product I can buy to do this or do I need to measure it up and get a sheet metal company to custom make something?

Here is the gap in question.

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[Godzilla73]

G'day,

I'd get a custom piece of colorbond bent up with the colour on the underside, sort of like a ridge capping but a bit more girth to it. Stratco can bend up what you need if you go down that track.

Take a few measurements and your picture and they'll sort it, a few rivets into the gutter is all it'd need. The profile of the piece will be rigid enough to stop it form flexing. If you want light, i think you can get polycarb type material bent as well.

[Gaza]

G'day,

I'd get a custom piece of colorbond bent up with the colour on the underside, sort of like a ridge capping but a bit more girth to it. Stratco can bend up what you need if you go down that track.

Take a few measurements and your picture and they'll sort it, a few rivets into the gutter is all it'd need. The profile of the piece will be rigid enough to stop it form flexing. If you want light, i think you can get polycarb type material bent as well.

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i would use a smaller company that folds flashings onsite as they often can do next day turnaround & offer advice.

[Godzilla73]

True, and you wouldn't see it until mid Jan from stratco now due to them shutting down, but they do usually have a good turnaround time if you order before 2pm you get it 2 days later pick up only though...

[stevoh741]

I agree but pretty sure you can get colourbond with the colour both sides as well....

[Pulse]

You could spray the underside with colorbond touch up paint, good match for colour and sheen and wound be exposed to uv, so shouldn't blister

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