Our gutter pipes also vary in length, facilitating the installation of rainwater drainage for both low and high buildings. Longer pipes also reduce the number of necessary connections and wall mountings. The steel gutter downpipe plays a vital role in the system, as without it, water could damage the building’s walls and undermine the foundations. Placing it at the edges of the building, where the gutters descend, ensures efficient distribution of rainwater to the ground and utility tanks.

Just like our entire gutter system, the steel pipes are made from a durable alloy and protected against corrosion. Four layers ensure their protection against environmental elements: a primer, zinc coating, passivation, and an organic layer. With such protection, the gutter system excels in harsh environmental conditions, performing flawlessly even over several decades. The steel downpipe features a bell-and-spigot joint which allows for the assembly of long elements without the need for additional couplings. This design creates a watertight connection for the flowing water.