Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal pole? The
gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole. Its just hanging
there. When the wind blows, it clanks against the pole. Im desperate.
Gorilla glue?

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On Fri, 02 Feb 2018 03:14:01 GMT, Me
m wrote:

Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal pole? The
gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole. Its just hanging
there. When the wind blows, it clanks against the pole. Im desperate.
Gorilla glue?

Epoxy would be a better choice but I think I would just drill a hole
and put a screw in there or a pop rivet. Another choice might be a
hose clamp.

On 2/1/18 10:14 PM, Me wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal
pole?Â* The
gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole. Its just hanging
there. When the wind blows, it clanks against the pole. Im desperate.
Gorilla glue?


Long or multiple Zip Ties ???

On 2/1/18 10:44 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 02 Feb 2018 03:14:01 GMT, Me
m wrote:

Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal pole? The
gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole. Its just hanging
there. When the wind blows, it clanks against the pole. Im desperate.
Gorilla glue?

Epoxy would be a better choice but I think I would just drill a hole
and put a screw in there or a pop rivet. Another choice might be a
hose clamp.

My first thought was hose clamp. There are also these wrap locks:
http://idealtridon.com/aftermarket/specialty-clamps/wraplock-59-0/
They come in lengths up to 48". One can hook two or more together if
that isn't enough. One can always cut these off to fit also.
or these
http://idealtridon.com/aftermarket/v-bands/v-band/v-band-2/
The largest I've seen will fit a 10" diameter pipe. One has to be careful
to get the right size though. They're heavier so it would be harder
to get
them to bend for your situation.

Me wrote:

Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal
pole? The gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole. Its
just hanging there. When the wind blows, it clanks against the pole.
Im desperate. Gorilla glue?


I assume this is a downspout, not an open gutter?


Use the metal straps sold for affixing the downspout to the structure
and screw them to the pole using #8 self drilling tapping, stainless,
sheetmetal screws.

OR

You could use UV resistant, high quality zip ties / tiewraps.

OR

You could use stainless steel bailing wire wrapped around the downspout
and pole and then twisted behind the pole.


Personally, I would probably give the tiewraps a shot, using a color
that blends in with the downspout. Quick and easy.


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On 2/2/2018 7:33 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
Me wrote:

Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal
pole? The gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole. Its
just hanging there. When the wind blows, it clanks against the pole.
Im desperate. Gorilla glue?


I assume this is a downspout, not an open gutter?


Use the metal straps sold for affixing the downspout to the structure
and screw them to the pole using #8 self drilling tapping, stainless,
sheetmetal screws.

OR

You could use UV resistant, high quality zip ties / tiewraps.

OR

You could use stainless steel bailing wire wrapped around the downspout
and pole and then twisted behind the pole.


Personally, I would probably give the tiewraps a shot, using a color
that blends in with the downspout. Quick and easy.


I have doubts about the long term use of tie wraps. They would
probably age out rather quickly. The metal downspout straps
are probably the best solution.

Bill

On Friday, February 2, 2018 at 8:33:21 AM UTC-5, Dove Tail wrote:
Me wrote:

Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal
pole? The gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole. Its
just hanging there. When the wind blows, it clanks against the pole.
Im desperate. Gorilla glue?


I assume this is a downspout, not an open gutter?


Use the metal straps sold for affixing the downspout to the structure
and screw them to the pole using #8 self drilling tapping, stainless,
sheetmetal screws.

OR

You could use UV resistant, high quality zip ties / tiewraps.

OR


+1 to either of those.

Or a tie temporarily with a dab of construction adhesive or silicone caulk
behind, remove the tie when it cures.

Bill Gill wrote:

On 2/2/2018 7:33 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
Me wrote:

Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal
pole? The gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole.
Its just hanging there. When the wind blows, it clanks against
the pole. Im desperate. Gorilla glue?


I assume this is a downspout, not an open gutter?


Use the metal straps sold for affixing the downspout to the
structure and screw them to the pole using #8 self drilling
tapping, stainless, sheetmetal screws.

OR

You could use UV resistant, high quality zip ties / tiewraps.

OR

You could use stainless steel bailing wire wrapped around the
downspout and pole and then twisted behind the pole.


Personally, I would probably give the tiewraps a shot, using a color
that blends in with the downspout. Quick and easy.


I have doubts about the long term use of tie wraps. They would
probably age out rather quickly. The metal downspout straps
are probably the best solution.

Bill


Maybe, but when I use the high quality, UV resistant wraps, such as the
ones made by Panduit, I find they last outside for many, many years.

He could also use stainless steel tie-wraps.



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"In matters of conscience, the law of the majority has no place."

"Truth Sounds Like Hate To Those Who Hate The Truth"

On Friday, February 2, 2018 at 8:10:07 AM UTC-6, Bill Gill wrote:
On 2/2/2018 7:33 AM, Dove Anus wrote:
Me wrote:

Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal
pole? The gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole. Its
just hanging there. When the wind blows, it clanks against the pole.
Im desperate. Gorilla glue?

I assume this is a downspout, not an open gutter?

Use the metal straps sold for affixing the downspout to the structure
and screw them to the pole using #8 self drilling tapping, stainless,
sheetmetal screws.

OR

You could use UV resistant, high quality zip ties / tiewraps.

OR

You could use stainless steel bailing wire wrapped around the downspout
and pole and then twisted behind the pole.

Personally, I would probably give the tiewraps a shot, using a color
that blends in with the downspout. Quick and easy.

I have doubts about the long term use of tie wraps. They would
probably age out rather quickly. The metal downspout straps
are probably the best solution.

Bill


You can buy stainless steel cable ties in different lengths, widths, and strengths which will outlast us all. ^_^

https://www.amazon.com/9milelake-Sta.../dp/B00SQPXMOW

[8~{} Uncle Stainless Monster

On 2/1/2018 10:14 PM, Me wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal pole?
The
gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole. Its just hanging
there. When the wind blows, it clanks against the pole. Im desperate.
Gorilla glue?

Assuming the only load to hold is against the wind, construction
adhesive should do it. Clean it well, apply, tape it in place until cured.

Bill Gill posted for all of us...



On 2/2/2018 7:33 AM, Dove Tail wrote:
Me wrote:

Does anyone have any ideas about how to affix a gutter to a metal
pole? The gutter runs from the porch down the supporting pole. It?s
just hanging there. When the wind blows, it clanks against the pole.
I?m desperate. Gorilla glue?


I assume this is a downspout, not an open gutter?


Use the metal straps sold for affixing the downspout to the structure
and screw them to the pole using #8 self drilling tapping, stainless,
sheetmetal screws.

OR

You could use UV resistant, high quality zip ties / tiewraps.

OR

You could use stainless steel bailing wire wrapped around the downspout
and pole and then twisted behind the pole.


Personally, I would probably give the tiewraps a shot, using a color
that blends in with the downspout. Quick and easy.


I have doubts about the long term use of tie wraps. They would
probably age out rather quickly. The metal downspout straps
are probably the best solution.

Bill

One can also use the outdoor rater weather resistant ties-usually black.

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