Brown Rain Gutter Downspout - 2 Meter, System 63

First, insert the gutter bead into the front nose of the holder. Then press the inner part of the gutter under the rear nose. The holder spacing should be 40-50 cm and an inclination of 2mm per meter towards the nozzle should be maintained.

The downpipe System 90 is suitable for the 100mm and 125mm gutter systems. These are suitable for single-family homes, small to medium-sized storage buildings, commercial and industrial buildings, as well as public buildings.

Yes, for the downpipe System 90 you need suitable brackets (PVC) with a diameter of 90mm and the corresponding hooks for the PVC brackets. The recommended holder spacing is 40-50 cm.

Yes, a slope is very important for the gutter. It is recommended to provide a slope of 2mm per 1m in the direction of the nozzle to ensure optimal water drainage.

Yes, System 90 is recommended for single-family homes as well as for multi-family homes and apartment blocks. It is intended for the 100mm and 125mm gutter system.

The downpipe system 90 is compatible with the gutter system 100 (gutter 100mm) and the gutter system 125 (gutter 125mm). It is connected to the gutter via a suitable connector.

For a 4-meter-long downpipe, you need two 2m downpipes. You connect them with a downpipe connection/sleeve (part 11). (Roughly calculated: With a bracket spacing of 40-50 cm, about 8-10 brackets are needed.)

Yes, the System 90 downpipe is also compatible with gutters that use adjustable corner pieces. It is connected via the spigot of the gutter system.

The brown downpipe has the color number RAL 8017. With this you will find the right paint for your needs.

Yes, the downpipe can be cut with a standard fine-tooth saw. Make sure to make a straight cut at right angles to the pipe axis.

The BRYZA gutter system is designed for easy assembly. The snap connection with rubber profile for the gutters and the sleeves for the downpipes enable a straightforward installation.

The downpipe is connected to the spigot via a downpipe connection/sleeve. The spigot itself is first pushed onto the front edge of the gutter and then snapped onto the rear edge of the gutter.

The downpipes are connected to each other by means of connecting sleeves. No additional sealing is required here. The gutter connections, on the other hand, use a rubber profile for sealing.

No, the downpipe system 90 (90mm diameter) is intended for gutters with a diameter of 100mm and 125mm. For a 75mm gutter you need a downpipe with a diameter of 63mm.

The system is designed so that thermal changes in length of the gutter system parts can be compensated for. This indicates good resistance to temperature fluctuations.

With a bracket spacing of 40-50 cm, you should plan for about 16 to 20 brackets for an 8-meter downpipe. (roughly calculated: At a distance of 50 cm, it's 16 brackets)

The limiters on the inner surface of the pipe fittings serve to fix the position of the gutter parts during assembly. They also ensure that thermal length changes of the system can be compensated for.

The connection of the downpipes to each other or with pipe fittings is done by means of connecting sleeves without additional sealing. The system is designed to compensate for thermal changes in length.

Yes, the 90mm downpipe can be easily combined with a 100mm gutter from the BRYZA system. This is a standard option for the 100 system.

For the downpipe system 90, brackets made of PVC (part 10) in the size 90mm are recommended. These are attached to suitable hooks for PVC brackets (part 15).