Strainers
Copper wire downspout strainer
A domed copper wire basket that sits in the gutter outlet and keeps leaves out of the downspout.
$11.95each
Priced each.
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- SKU HC-D-ST-3R · Sold each
- 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
A strainer is a domed wire basket pushed into the gutter outlet. Water runs through the wire; leaves and twigs stay on top, where they dry and blow off or can be lifted out.
Ours are copper wire, so they weather with the gutter and never rust. Order one for each outlet, in the outlet's size.
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-D-ST
- Sizes
- 3 in and 4 in round, 2x3 and 3x4 outlets
- Material
- Copper wire
- Sold by
- Each
Pieces usually ordered alongside this one.
Goes well with
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SKU HC-G-MG
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Strainers
Common questions
As a rule of thumb, 5 inch gutter takes a 2x3 rectangular or 3 inch round downspout, and 6 inch gutter takes a 3x4 rectangular or 4 inch round downspout. Large roof areas may need the bigger size or more downspouts.
Elbows are numbered 0 to 4 by angle: number 0 is 30 degrees, 1 is 45, 2 is 60, 3 is 75 and 4 is 90. The 75 degree number 3 is the standard elbow for most downspouts.
As a starting point, plan one downspout for every 30 to 40 feet of gutter, and one at each end of runs that slope both ways. Steep or large roofs need more. This is general guidance, not an engineering calculation.
Corrugated downspout has ribs pressed into the wall, which make the pipe stiffer and give it a traditional look. Smooth downspout has clean, plain faces. Both carry the same water for the same size.
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.