The Gutter Shingle

The Gutter Shingle design has combined

the solid cover concept with the conventional

design of a mesh gutter guard. The Gutter

Shingle will handle any amount of rainfall

while keeping leaves, pine needles, twigs

and other small debris out of the gutter.

The low profile design along with the

textured paint blend The Gutter Shingle

in with the roof shingles.

The Gutter Shingle simply slides under the shingles

and hooks to the front edge of the gutter.

• Eliminates clogged gutters and downspouts

• Fine mesh screen keeps out small debris

• Textured paint blends with the shingles

• Contractor quality with easy installation

• Will handle any amount of rainfall*

• Can be installed on any pitch roof

Size: 3 foot sections fit 4”,5” & 6” gutters

Material: Powder coated galvanized steel & copper

Colors: Charcoal

Description: Solid surface with intermittent rows of expanded mesh .19” x .10”

pattern

A small section of 1⁄4” mesh gutter guard ( Lock-On or Hinged ) may be required

in the gutter where the roof valleys flow into the gutter and where upper roof

downspouts flow into lower gutter.

Installation Instructions:

The Gutter Shingle installation may vary depending on how the gutters are

installed.

Tools that may be required:

• Tin snips or hacksaw to miter cut corners and cut pieces to length.

• Pliers may also be needed to bend the lip of the gutter around the gutter spikes.

• Power screw driver (Some installations may require fastening to lip of gutter).

1) First, do a good job cleaning the gutters and downspouts. To assure the

downspouts are clear of debris, run a hose in the gutters and check the water flow at the bottom of all downspouts. The water should flow out without any backup in

the gutter.

2) Starting at one end of the gutter, slightly lift the first row of shingles and slide

the back edge of the gutter cover under the shingles, then pull the front edge of The Gutter Shingle forward so that it clips to the front edge of the gutter.

Note: If there is not enough space between the gutter lip and spike, you will need

to bend the lip up a little or pinch the lip closed to allow the clip to fit over the lip.

3) If the roof shingles do not cover the back edge of gutter cover by at least one

inch, it will be necessary to screw The Gutter Shingle to the front of the gutter using a sheet metal screw.

4) Install the next section using the same process as step 2. The notched clip will

allow each section to overlap creating a seamless run of The Gutter Shingle.

5) To fit outside corners, miter cut opposite ends of the two adjoining pieces to

form a corner point.

6) For inside corners, a small section of 1/4" mesh gutter guard (Lock-On or

Hinged) may be required.

Note: To get an accurate cut, you should mark the cut with The Gutter Shingle in