FloPlast Deepflow/ Hi-Cap Gutter - 115mm x 75mm x 4mtr Black
This FloPlast Deepflow/ Hi-Cap guttering system comes in 4m lengths. It is made by the UK market l...This FloPlast Deepflow/ Hi-Cap guttering system comes in 4m lengths. It is made by the UK market leaders FloPlast. The deepflow gutter system nominally measures 115mm across the top and is 75mm deep. It caters for all sizes of roofs and extremes of weather, making it one of their biggest selling options. With its traditional appearance and high capacity and flow rate, this deepflow guttering is guaranteed for 10 years. Deepflow gutter connects to 68mm round downpipe, which is adequate to carry away a huge 5 litres per second of rainfall, the maximum flow rate for this system. The 115mm Black 4m Hi-Cap Gutter has a semi-elliptical profile and offers a high flow capacity when removing rainwater from your roof. This means less outlets and drainage are needed. Both 68mm and 80mm Round Downpipes can be connected to the Hi-Cap system. It is suitable for new builds, house refurbishments, conservatories and extensions.
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This guide provides essential information for homeowners and builders using the FloPlast Deepflow/ Hi-Cap guttering system. Designed for efficient rainwater management, this system offers high capacity and durability. Note that while the system is designed for easy installation, proper alignment and secure fixing are crucial for optimal performance.
All features
Model Part Number
Rgh4B
Brand
FloPlast
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the lifespan of the FloPlast Deepflow/ Hi-Cap guttering system?
The system is designed for long-term use and is guaranteed for 10 years.
What tools are needed for installation?
You will need a saw, measuring tape, spirit level, and appropriate fixings.
Can I install this guttering system myself?
Yes, it is designed for DIY installation, but ensure you follow the installation guidelines.
What type of downpipes are compatible?
The system is compatible with 68mm and 80mm round downpipes.
How often should I clean the gutters?
It is recommended to clean the gutters at least twice a year, or more frequently if you live in an area with many trees.
How do I connect the guttering to the downpipes?
Use appropriate connectors and ensure a secure fit to prevent leaks.
What is the flow rate of this system?
The system can handle up to 5 litres per second of rainfall.
Troubleshooting
Guttering is leaking.
Check all joints and connections for any gaps or damage. Ensure seals are properly fitted and replace any damaged components.
Water is overflowing from the gutters.
Check for blockages in the gutters or downpipes. Clear any debris and ensure the system has adequate capacity for the rainfall.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High flow capacity to handle heavy rainfall.
Durable and long-lasting materials.
Suitable for various building types.
Easy to install with standard fittings.
Reduces the number of required outlets and drainage points.
Cons
Requires proper installation for optimal performance.
Compatibility is limited to specific downpipe sizes.
May require professional assistance for complex installations.
Aesthetics may not suit all architectural styles.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Measure and cut the guttering to the required lengths.
Install gutter brackets at the recommended spacing.
Attach the guttering sections to the brackets, ensuring they are level.
Connect corners, stopends, and outlets using appropriate connectors.
Join the guttering to the downpipes.
Compatibility:
Compatible with 68mm and 80mm round downpipes.
Care:
Regularly clear leaves and debris to maintain optimal flow.
Inspect for any blockages or leaks.
Clean the guttering with mild soap and water when necessary.