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The Lindab 100mm Self-Locking Stop End is an essential component for homeowners and contractors using the Lindab Rainline steel guttering system, designed to provide a secure, watertight cap at the end of a gutter run. It offers the key benefit of a self-sealing, tool-minimal installation process that ensures long-term durability without the risk of corrosion, though users should note it is specifically engineered for the 100mm Lindab steel gutter profile and may not be compatible with plastic or alternative metal guttering systems.
| Model Part Number | RG100BN |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lindab |
No, this component is specifically engineered for the Lindab Rainline 100mm steel gutter system.
No, the stop end is universal and works on both sides of the gutter run.
No, the built-in EPDM rubber seal is designed to provide a watertight fit without the need for additional sealants.
The high-build polyester coating is designed to be color-stable and resistant to UV-related discoloration.
You only need a soft-faced hammer or mallet for the installation process.
Keep the gutters clear of heavy debris and ensure the stop end is seated correctly without forcing it against sharp metal edges.
Ensure the rear top tab has been bent firmly over the back of the gutter to secure the locking mechanism.
Remove the stop end and check the EPDM seal for debris or tears. Ensure the gutter end is not deformed or sharp.
Check that your gutter run is the correct 100mm profile and ensure the gutter end is perfectly square.
To install, ensure the gutter end is cut clean and is free of metal burrs that might compromise the rubber seal. Align the stop end with the profile of the 100mm gutter. Push it firmly into place until the seal sits flush. Use a soft-faced mallet to tap the housing until it is fully seated. Finally, bend the rear tab over the back lip of the gutter to provide a permanent lock. The system is essentially maintenance-free; however, an annual inspection is recommended to ensure no debris has built up around the seal. If cleaning is required, use only mild soap and water with a soft cloth to avoid damaging the polyester coating.
