Box gutters and liners
Built-in copper gutter liner
A copper liner formed to the trough of a built-in gutter, for re-lining an old wood or masonry gutter.
$34.00per linear foot
Priced per linear foot, 10 ft minimum. Cut to the lengths you give us.
Need a size, a shape or a match that is not listed? Request a custom quote
- SKU HC-G-BL-18-16 · Sold by the linear foot, 10 ft minimum per line
- Fabricated to order in our Cleburne shop. We confirm the lead time when we confirm your order.
- Free shipping on orders of $500.00 or more; a flat $45.00 below that.
Details
About this piece
Many older houses carry their gutters inside the cornice: a wooden or masonry trough that was originally lined with metal. When that lining fails, a new copper liner formed to the shape of the trough brings the gutter back without rebuilding the cornice.
Tell us the girth and the shape of the trough and we form the liner sections in our Cleburne shop in 16 oz or 20 oz copper, ready to be locked and soldered together on site. Outlets are made to match.
Shipping and returns
Shipping
Materials ship from Cleburne, Texas to addresses in the United States. Shipping is free on orders of $500.00 or more and a flat $45.00 below that. Large crated pieces may need freight, and we confirm that with you before we invoice.
Lead time
Every piece is fabricated to order, so the lead time depends on what you order and the shop schedule. We give you a date when we confirm your order.
Returns
Because each piece is made to order, returns are arranged with the shop case by case. Check your order when it arrives and call us about any damage or mistake.
Specifications
- SKU
- HC-G-BL
- Use
- Re-lining built-in and box gutters
- Girth
- 18 in, 24 in or 30 in of copper per foot
- Copper
- 16 oz (0.0216 in) or 20 oz (0.027 in)
- Joints
- Lock seams, soldered on site
- Sold by
- Linear foot, 10 ft minimum
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Box gutters and liners
Common questions
Half-round is the traditional look and drains cleanly; it hangs on visible hangers. K-style has a flat back and an ogee front, carries more water for its width and takes hidden hangers. Most houses built after the 1960s have K-style; older houses and metal roofs often suit half-round.
16 oz copper (0.0216 in) is the usual residential weight. 20 oz (0.027 in) is thicker and stiffer, for long runs, large roof areas, commercial work or anywhere the gutter carries snow and ice.
5 inch gutter suits most houses with modest roof areas. 6 inch carries noticeably more water and is the common choice for larger or steeper roofs; 7 inch is for big roof areas and commercial work. If you are replacing gutter, match what is there unless it overflows.
By the linear foot, with a 10 foot minimum per order line. We cut the run to the lengths you list in your order notes, so measure each run along the fascia and round up to the next foot.
Materials and installation
Shipped anywhere, installed nearby
Materials ship nationwideEvery state, from Cleburne, Texas.
Installation is localNear Cleburne, confirmed by ZIP code.
Materials are fabricated in Cleburne and shipped to any state. Installation is a separate, local service for addresses near Cleburne, Texas, confirmed by ZIP code when you request a quote.
Questions about this piece?
Call the shop or send a message. We will tell you what fits your house.