Graphite Rain Gutter Elbow 67.5° - System 90

Yes, the 67.5° bend is designed for the 90mm downpipe of the 90 system. This downpipe is also combined with the 125 gutter system.

The assembly is basically possible even in light rain. However, for a correct and secure connection, the parts should be clean and dry to ensure optimal sealing.

No, this 67.5° elbow is intended for downpipes with a diameter of 90mm (System 90). For downpipes with a diameter of 63mm, you need an elbow that belongs to System 75.

The connection of downpipes with pipe fittings, such as this bend, is done with connecting sleeves without an additional seal. The system is designed to be watertight in this way.

The arch itself is integrated into the downpipe system. The entire downpipe system is fastened using brackets and holders, which are mounted directly on roof battens or rafters.

Yes, the 100 gutter system can use downpipes with a diameter of 90mm, to which this bend fits. It is therefore suitable for your garage roof.

The BRYZA gutter system is designed to compensate for thermal length changes of the components. This indicates good resistance to temperature fluctuations and allows for year-round outdoor use.

The bend of the System 90 is intended for downpipes with a diameter of 90mm. This pipe system is recommended for single-family homes and also small storage buildings, which includes garages. For very small canopies, the System 75 can be an alternative.

No, the downpipes and fittings are joined with connecting sleeves without additional sealing. The system is designed for easy installation and tightness.

For correct water drainage, the gutter must have a slope of 2mm per 1m in the direction of the nozzle. This ensures optimal drainage.

The connection of downpipes with fittings, such as this bend, is done via special connecting sleeves without additional sealing. The system is designed in such a way that it guarantees the necessary tightness and compensates for thermal length changes.

The arch is a fitting for downpipes that is mounted in the desired drainage direction. A specific "top" or "bottom" orientation, apart from the flow direction, is not specified.

This special bend is fixed at 67.5°. However, in the BRYZA system there are also corner pieces with 90° inside and outside (3. and 5.), but these are for the gutter itself and not for the downpipe.

Yes, the BRYZA system is designed for easy assembly. The gutters are connected to the pipe fittings via a snap connection and sealed with a rubber profile, which simplifies installation.

For a stable installation, brackets every 40-50 cm are recommended. For a 4-meter-high downpipe, you should plan for about 8-10 brackets. (roughly calculated: 400cm / 45cm = ~9 brackets).

The curve is manufactured as a shaped part with a fixed angle of 67.5°. Bending the material is not recommended, as this would affect the function and tightness.

Yes, the system 90, to which this elbow belongs, is explicitly suitable for single-family homes, but also for multi-family homes and larger buildings. It uses downpipes with a diameter of 90mm.

The BRYZA gutter system is an established product that was launched on the market in early 2004. The graphite (RAL 7021) color is a standard color for gutter systems and is designed for durability.

This specific 67.5° bend is available in graphite (RAL 7021). However, the complete BRYZA gutter system also offers components in brown (RAL 8017).

No, the BRYZA gutter system is designed so that the connection types compensate for thermal changes in length of the gutter system parts. The snap connections with rubber profile allow this.

Yes, the System 90 with a 90mm downpipe and the corresponding gutters (e.g. 100mm or 125mm) is designed for single-family homes. A roof area of 80 m² can usually be drained well with it, provided the gutter has the recommended slope of 2 mm per meter.

Downpipes and gutters can be cut with a fine-tooth saw. However, this is not intended for the angle of the 67.5° bend itself, as it has a fixed degree.

The locking connection is designed for easy assembly and tightness. For strongly vibrating areas, additional fixing of the downpipes with brackets is recommended to ensure the stability of the system.

Yes, the bend is part of System 90 and is therefore intended for a 90mm downpipe. The 100mm gutter system with a 90mm downpipe is suitable for single-family homes as well as small and medium-sized storage, commercial and public buildings.

You need a suitable downpipe (8.) with a diameter of 90mm. The connection is then made via a downpipe connection/sleeve (11.) also in 90mm.

Gutters and downspouts should be cut at right angles with a fine-tooth saw to ensure a clean edge for the connection.

This bend is for system 90 and is therefore designed for downpipes with a diameter of 90mm. For connection to a 63mm downpipe you need a reduction 90/63mm (12.).

The bend is designed for downpipes with a diameter of 90mm. However, System 75 uses downpipes with a diameter of 63mm, so this bend is not compatible.

Yes, the bend is part of the System 90, which is intended for downpipes with a diameter of 90mm. This system is ideal for single-family homes as well as small and medium-sized storage buildings.

A fine-tooth saw is recommended for cutting the gutters and downpipes of the system, which includes this bend. A straight cut at a right angle is important for the fit.