Miters for Standard Profile and Custom Gutters

K&M Sheet Metal and Gutter Supply offers a wide range of gutter miters. From the standard common K-Style Gutter, to Half-Round Gutters in both Traditional European Bead and Reverse Bead, to Custom Box Gutters, Ogee Gutters, Brownstone Gutters and any other feasible profile.

Some gutters miters are stamped, while others are custom made to order. Some of which may be tabbed and riveted, or soldered together.
This allows K&M to offer custom profile gutter miters as well as custom angles / degrees for miters.

Gutter miters are commonly offered in 24 gauge colored galvanized steel, 24 gauge Kynar colored steel, 0.032″ Kynar aluminum colors, 0.027″ regular standard aluminum colors, copper, lead coated copper, zinc, freedom gray and other special order materials.

We also offer all accessories needed for a gutter installation, such as: downspouts, elbows, gutter hangers, gutter end caps, outlets and any other gutter accessories needed.

FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions

What are gutter miters?

Gutter miters are the parts used to connect two lengths of gutters at corners.

What are the standard gutter miter angles?

Normally, gutters miters are offered in 90° or 45° which are also known as bay miters.

What are bay miters?

Bay miters are miters for bay windows and are offered in 45°, which is 2 sections cut at 22.5° put together.

Why are some miters tabbed and riveted?

Some of the in-house made miters are custom made to order and not stamped, therefore these are tabbed and riveted, or soldered.

Can I install gutters without miters?

Yes, and you should if you want better looking gutters. However, this means that every length of gutter needs to have its ends cut at the right angle to connect to the other length of gutter at the corner. This makes the process slower and much more intricate, which is why most people opt for using gutter miters. These allow some room for error, since they cover the end cut of a gutter length.

What are box miters?

Box miters are the gutter miters that have a portion of a gutter to each of its end. This allows for the end of a gutter to be cut straight, and not at an angle, which is easier and quicker to install. This is not to be confused with Box gutter miters, which are miters made to fit box gutters.

What are strip miters?

Strip miters are gutter miters that are only a small strip in width. These have a much smaller profile and are not as visible as box miters, however, the gutter needs to be cut at an angle at its end to allow for strip miters to be used.

How are gutter miters installed?

Rivets or screws and sealed. Materials that can be soldered should, such as copper, lead coated copper, freedom gray etc.

Can gutter miters be made at different angles?

Yes, we can manufacture custom gutter miters.

What is the difference between inside and outside gutter miters?

Outside gutter miters are used on outside corners, while inside miters are used on inside corners.

K&M Roofing and Gutter Supply has the best choices for purchasing gutter and accessories with shipping to all US States. We also offer local pickups for customers in the Raleigh Durham Area in North Carolina as well as discount for bulk orders / Contractors.

Submittals & Downloads

Commercial Box Gutter Miters
PDF - Commercial Box Gutter - Inside box miter 45° angle explanation
PDF - Commercial Box Gutter - Inside box miter 90° angle explanation
PDF - Commercial Box Gutter - Outside box miter 45° angle explanation
PDF - Commercial Box Gutter - Outside box miter 90° angle explanation

Residential Box Gutter Miters
PDF - Residential Box Gutter - Inside box miter 45° angle explanation
PDF - Residential Box Gutter - Inside box miter 90° angle explanation
PDF - Residential Box Gutter - Outside box miter 45° angle explanation
PDF - Residential Box Gutter - Outside box miter 90° angle explanation

Industrial Box Gutter Miters
PDF - Industrial Box Gutter - Inside box miter 45° angle explanation
PDF - Industrial Box Gutter - Inside box miter 90° angle explanation
PDF - Industrial Box Gutter - Outside box miter 45° angle explanation
PDF - Industrial Box Gutter - Outside box miter 90° angle explanation

Half Round Gutter Miters
PDF - Half Round Reverse Bead Gutter - Inside box miter 45° angle explanation
PDF - Half Round Reverse Bead Gutter - Inside box miter 90° angle explanation
PDF - Half Round Reverse Bead Gutter - Outside box miter 45° angle explanation
PDF - Half Round Reverse Bead Gutter - Outside box miter 90° angle explanation

K-Style Gutter Miters
PDF - K-Style Gutter - Inside box miter 45° angle explanation
PDF - K-Style Gutter - Inside box miter 90° angle explanation
PDF - K-Style Gutter - Outside box miter 45° angle explanation
PDF - K-Style Gutter - Outside box miter 90° angle explanation

Color and Material Options
0.027" Aluminum Gutter Miter Color Options
Black 0.027

Black

Dark bronze 0.027

Dark Bronze

Musket Brown 0.027

Musket Brown

Royal brown 0.027

Royal Brown

Almond 0.027

Almond

Linen 0.027

Linen

30° white 0.027

Low Gloss White (30°)

80° white 0.027

High Gloss White (80°)

Pac Clad Standard 0.032" Kynar® Aluminum and 24 Gauge Galvalume Steel Common Gutter Miter Color Options
Black kynar aluminum

Black

Matte black kynar steel

Matte Black

Black kynar aluminum and galvanized steel

Charcoal

Dark bronze aluminum and galvanized steel

Dark Bronze

Medium bronze aluminum and galvanized steel

Medium Bronze

Copper penny aluminum and galvanized steel

Copper Penny

Almond aluminum and galvanized steel

Almond

Bone white aluminum and galvanized steel

Bone White

Common Material Options for Gutter Miters
Copper

Copper

Pre Patina Copper

Pre Patina Copper

Freedom gray

Freedom Gray®

Galvalume Plus

Galvalume Plus

Lead coated copper

Lead Coated Copper

Zinc

Zinc