Half Round Guttering

Half round guttering is one of several classic guttering profiles and is used on contemporary and traditional homes alike. While not as obvious as many other gutter profiles – which can work to its advantage – half round guttering nevertheless pr...

Half round guttering is one of several classic guttering profiles and is used on contemporary and traditional homes alike. While not as obvious as many other gutter profiles – which can work to its advantage – half round guttering nevertheless provides a home with a pleasant aesthetic. This guttering variant is also visually versatile, working alongside a number of home styles and roof shapes.

Half round guttering is manufactured by a number of well-known names in the guttering production industry, including Alumasc, Ryno, and Guardian, among others. You will also find that this guttering is available in a number of materials, including uPVC, steel, iron, copper, and more. Choose the best aesthetical choice for your home or building, but bear in mind that different materials have different lifespans, weights, and maintenance requirements.

Half round guttering is notable for its sloped underside, which enables water to better travel along it on its way to the provided drainpipe. Depths can vary between products, but it is an important aspect of half round guttering as it dictates how well-protected your guttering system is in case of flooding after heavy rainfall or the melting of snow and ice after an extended period of freezing weather.

No half-measures with half-round gutters

This efficient guttering system has a classic and elegant appearance making it ideal for use on homes both modern and traditional. Let’s take a look at some of the benefits that half-round gutters will bring to your property.

Efficient Water Flow:

With a half-round shape, these gutters ensure that water flows easily and efficiently no matter how hard the downpour is. This shape also reduces the risk of water pooling which can sometimes happen with more complex gutter shapes.

Easy Installation:

These gutters are very easy to install. The classic design makes them easy to attach to the edge of roofs. This, in turn, lowers the cost of installation and also leads to installation times being faster.

Classic Style:

Half-round gutters have a traditional design suitable for older buildings. They will look at home on a period building and helps to maintain the authentic, traditional appearance. The simple design integrates seamlessly into the architectural style of older properties.

Durability:

As with most modern gutters, these come in a range of durable materials. Usually aluminium, steel or PVC plastic, which makes them resistant to rust, corrosion and damage from moisture. Being manufactured from these materials enhances the lifespan of your gutters and reduces the need for replacement and repair.

Resists Snow and Ice:

The open design and smooth shape of half-round gutters makes them far less susceptible to the build up of ice and snow. During the harsh winter months this is advantageous as much less maintenance will be needed to keep them in working order.

A half-round guttering system adds a distinct traditional flair to your home. The design helps to alleviate water run-off issues and by using modern materials, they will last for years and require very little maintenance.

Accessories We Offer

We also sell a number of accessories for your half round guttering, some of which are designed for practicality and others to increase visual appeal. Half round guttering can be connected to your roof by brackets, with two of the most common being fascia brackets and wall brackets. You can also purchase gutter brushes, downpipes, end caps and more. Be sure to purchase each accessory for half round brackets, as each profile variation only functions alongside accessories designed specifically for them.

View Our Collection

Take a look at our fantastic collection of half round guttering components now, and create a complete network made up of pieces with uniform designs, finishes, materials, and accessories. From galvanised steel to shades of red, black, and brown, you can choose from an array of options to set up your ideal guttering system.