There are a variety of reasons to choose copper half-round revival hangers for your gutters, including the quick and easy installation process. The hangers are made of durable and long-lasting materials so you can be sure they last once you install them. The aesthetic of these hangers is exceptional with half-round copper gutters and other copper accessories. In addition, the Rival hangers are inexpensive compared to other models.

Yes, Rival hangers are designed to work with traditional bead and reverse bead half-round gutters. These hangers are made for 5” and 6” copper half-round gutters with 24” to 36” on center. These gutter hangers are placed around the actual gutter on the ground before installation to create an easier process. There’s no need to handle this process while on a ladder off the ground.

This depends on the specific gutter hangers that you choose as some may be designed to handle more weight than others. On average, you can expect your copper gutter hanger to have a maximum capacity of around 15 pounds. Don’t forget that things like a gutter guard will add to the amount of weight inside the gutter. Consider that when calculating what you need.    

A gutter roof strap has U-shaped brackets that support the gutter from underneath rather than penetrating it. The strap will attach right to your fascia board. This is a type of gutter hanger, which come in many varieties. They include hangers attached to the fascia, hidden hangers, spikes and ferrules, straps and brackets, T-bar and T-strap, wraparound, and subroof hangers. You can also choose from a circle hanger or bar hanger.

On average, copper gutters need hangers placed at least every three feet for the best support. However, placing the half-round copper gutter on hangers every two feet will ensure total stability so that is often recommended. This means that you would need four to five gutter hangers for your 10 ft piece of gutter. The angle at which they are hung determines how smoothly water can flow away from a building.