how to measure gutter
2064653
The gutters usually run the lenth of the house. take a tape measure from ground level and measure. You may have to purchase an extra piece and cut it or- they say bend it. My house is a Colonial 36 ft wide. I used 12- 3ft pieces. Worked perfect. Good luck . WSB
2064654
I would measure just the width and depth of the gutter, and not worry about the length, as you would have to determine that later and order enough to fill the length of your gutters. My own gutters are standard size and the brushes fit right in perfectly. I would ask the company if they have other sizes if your gutters are smaller or larger than most.
1356106
I have no idea. I have big gutters and the product is not working very well...Leaves are still clogging gutters
1573259
I honestly do not know the answer, sorry. Measuring the thing is the best bet, same suggestion as by M.R.M's Husband below.
195733
Measure the width between the roof gutters on your Subie! Should be a pretty close measurement give or take an inch or two. If your canoe is close to that measurement than the inch or two may be a big deal and I haven't helped you at all... Goodluck!
98295
Heating cable for this gutter LeafsOut protector probably would not be satisfactory unless the cable ran the full length of the gutter to downspout. Electrical energy consumed by the heating cable would be cost prohibitive.
1168238
A tip for you ! FLEXX GUARD METAL gutter guards , 5" x4' long and 100' in box @$73.00 ! they screw in with 4 screws per panel ! I bought mine for an unbelievable $20.00 ! somebody made a mistake I guess !!! these are of course for 5" gutters .
2169142
Get a heavy duty one and measure the area between the outside wall and inside wall make sure you get one thats adjustable to that width.
1601130
The gutter installer slips inside the gutter spout and hangs down through the opening. Then you just hook the rain chain onto it. Very easy.
1028200
you should be able to remove the front and lift it up to gain access the gutter
158773
For Round Trampolines: The size of a round trampoline is measured by the diameter of the metal frame (not the jumping surface). To find the diameter of your round trampoline, start at the outer metal edge of the trampoline. Measure straight across to the opposite side, to the outer metal edge of the trampoline.
217614
The samples I received measured as follows using the term width as top to bottom and length as left to right. The sample for a 5" gutter is just under 5 1/2" wide with the screen section just under 4 1/4 " wide. The sample for a 7" gutter is 7" wide with a screen section 5 3/4 " wide. Each sample is 6" long. But, if you are referring to the actual sections not the sample, if I remember correctly they are 24" long.
217270
Measure across top of planter and get a round or square just smaller than planter dimensions and a bit shorter so that pot is completely hidden. I have round ones in my planters and the pot doesn't show once the plant material is added.
2054918
I put down brown paper bags. I left them intact so they would be thicker. The best thing would be to dig it up and make it level. I didn't but I can tell some corners sunk lower after a few months but we get really hot then really wet weather. One thing I am going to do this year, I bought a 12 ft piece of 1x8 and will cut it to fit the open area between the front and the back. They should really include a piece for this area because the dirt does flow down if you get a lot of rain plus I put mine up against my house so when it rains without gutters it hits right in that area. They look nice and make it easy to work on your garden. I put down brown paper bags. I left them intact so they would be thicker. The best thing would be to dig it up and make it level. I didn't but I can tell some corners sunk lower after a few months but we get really hot then really wet weather. One thing I am going to do this year, I bought a 12 ft piece of 1x8 and will cut it to fit the open area between the front and the back. They should really include a piece for this area because the dirt does flow down if you get a lot of rain plus I put mine up against my house so when it rains without gutters it hits right in that area. They look... » Read More I put down brown paper bags. I left them intact so they would be thicker. The best thing would be to dig it up and make it level. I didn't but I can tell some corners sunk lower after a few months but we get really hot then really wet weather. One thing I am going to do this year, I bought a 12 ft piece of 1x8 and will cut it to fit the open area between the front and the back. They should really include a piece for this area because the dirt does flow down if you get a lot of rain plus I put mine up against my house so when it rains without gutters it hits right in that area. They look nice and make it easy to work on your garden. « Show Less
890975
Great question! What I did was measure 15 inches between the wire at the gutter. I went up the roof 7' and then come down to the gutter clipped it then went back up the roof 7' and came down to the gutter and clipped that 15 inches from the first wire. I did that down the length of the roof. It worked great. This web site will give you the formula to use http://static.hardwarestore.com/media/pdf-misc/297663.pdf
403708
This is not the kind of ladder you need for cleaning gutter. You should have an extension ladder. Measure the height of your house, go to - http://www.littlegiantladder.com and find an extension ladder that fits your need. Recommend you to get the off wall accessory.
625472
100 feet of the product covers a couple inches short of 100 linear feet, since the manufacturer suggests a bit of overlap at each (4 ft) seam - you need to trim about 1/4 - 1/2" of the "rails" on 1 piece so that you end up with a small overlapping bit of screen. If you have a lot of corners and such, buy a bit extra, as you will not want to patch together a bunch of cutoffs for the last couple of feet of your gutters. We used a grinder with a cutoff blade, full face shields, and good leather gloves - this stuff is sharp at the ends, just as the manufacturer says. As with working with any metal, safety should be your first priority.
1208772
The easiest way is to pull the old one out and measure, if it was a similar system. If it was an old school pulley system that you're modernizing, then get some rope and lay it down along the proposed path, then measure. Maybe Teleflex has some more tips on their site