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Gutters - Half-Round, K-Style, Box and Custom

Seamless Gutters, 10′, 20′ Lengths and Custom Size Sections

K&M Sheet Metal and Gutter Supply offers a wide range of gutter profiles. From the standard, common K-Style Gutter (Ogee), to Half-Round Gutters in both Traditional European Bead, Reverse Bead and Double Bead to Custom Box Gutters. We also offer custom Brownstone, Radius gutters and any other feasible profile of custom gutter.

K&M, offers standard profiles and colors at 10′ and 20′ lengths. Most of our gutters are offered in 24 gauge Kynar Colored Galvalume Steel, 24 gauge Galvalume Plus, 0.032″ Kynar aluminum, 0.027″ regular standard aluminum colors, copper, lead coated copper, zinc, freedom gray and other materials.

Have a picture or drawing of something else you'd like for us to manufacture? Let us know. We may be able to custom manufacture it for you.
Just email us photos, drawings, material specs and K&M will let you know if it's something we can help you with.

Choosing the Right Material

Steel vs. Galvalume Plus vs. Aluminum vs. Copper vs. Zinc, so many choices!

  • Aluminum Gutters: The most cost effective all around best option. Normally offered in 0.027" thickness, which is an industry standard. It is also offered in 0.032" with Kynar colored materials, 0.040" and even thicker for custom applications. Lengths are put together via rivets / screws.
  • Galvalume Plus Gutters: A solid approach for looks and durability. Galvalume metals are more rigid than aluminum and can withstand more abuse while being highly resistant to rusting.
  • Galvalume/Steel Gutters: Same as above, offered in Kynar coated colors.
  • Galvanized Steel Gutters: A special order item. Galvanized does rust quicker than Galvalume, but lengths/miters/end caps can be soldered.
  • Bonderized Steel/Paint Grip Gutters: Galvanized material that's prepped for painting, for those customers looking for an specific color
  • Copper Gutters: The classic choice. Although not the cheapest, copper gutters look great and allow for a much more robust gutter system. The main advantage of putting up a copper gutter system is that all joints can and should be soldered. This allows for a long lasting product/system that can withstand the most harsh environments. It is one of the most commonly used system in areas of heavy rain and snow.
  • Zinc Gutters: Offering the same advantages as copper, zinc also patinas is a less dramatic way than copper. It is a malleable metal that can also be soldered.
  • Freedom Gray Gutters: Zinc/Tin coated copper. Offer the same advantages as copper, in a silver-ish coating that develops a patina over time.
  • Lead Coated Copper: Lcc gutters are as effective as copper and freedom gray with the advantage of already having lead on them, which means that any soldered joins are much less visible. LCC is a copper based product with a coating of lead applied.
Color and Material Options
0.027" Aluminum Gutter 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

80 white 0.027

High Gloss White

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

Black

Matte black kynar steel

Matte Black

Black kynar aluminum and galvalume

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 Gutters
Bonderized Steel

Bonderized Steel

Copper

Copper

Pre Patina Copper

Pre Patina Copper

Freedom gray

Freedom Gray

Galvalume Plus

Galvalume Plus

Galvanized Steel

Galvanized Steel

Lead coated copper

Lead Coated Copper

Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel

Zinc

Zinc

Other colors, materials and thickness may be available upon request. Colors displayed for reference only.
Please click here for a full selection of colors and materials offered.

FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions

How do I join two pieces of gutter?

To put 2 lengths of gutter together, simply cut back the front bead / lip of one of the gutter lengths by 1" or more depending on your needs. Do the same for the hem in the back if present. Cut where needed to create tabs. Overlap the 2 lengths of the gutter and join them by soldering if possible, or with zip screws / rivets and sealer if not. Coupling pieces can be manufactured if needed. Keep in mind that using a coupling piece like a cover plate gives the appearance of 2 seams. Splice plates can also be manufactured. Unlike cover plates, these sit on the inside of the gutter, giving the appearance of one seam, like overlapping 2 gutter lengths. Both are special order items.

Do all buildings and houses need gutters?

No. Gutter systems may not be needed for some building structures and for some areas with certain climates where heavy rain is not an issue. Mostly everyone else will need a gutter good gutter system that is able to collect water from storms and rains and direct it properly through leader heads and pipes to the ground level rather than having all that water off the roof landing directly on the ground, which will cause damage.

What problems can having no gutters cause?

Soil erosion. This is very important. It can cause the foundation of a home to be uneven which will directly affect the level of floors, as well as crack chimneys and walls which could eventually even bring a structure down. You can purchase gutters and accessories directly on our website.

How to deal with clogged gutters?

Having a good gutter system that is clogged is as good as having no gutters. You should always make sure your gutters are free from debris with a gutter screen or free from leaves with a downspout cleanout, specially in the fall, allowing for the water to freely run its course through the gutter system.

What type of gutter should I choose?

First you need to look at the volume of water coming of your roof to decide which type of gutter and size is necessary for your application. Mostly it is always a good idea to go oversize to avoid any surprises. We offer half round gutters, custom gutters, box gutters and k-style gutters.

What's the best gutter profile?

The best profile is the one that works as intended for the best price.

K&M Sheet Metal offers nationwide shipping. We supply custom metal chimney caps to Contractors and Home Owners all over the country, as well as our local North Carolina Market (Raleigh, Charlotte, Durham).

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