Gutter Bracket
 

My gutter is supported by brackets that I have never seen before. There is
no fascia board and the brackets are driven directly into the mortar. I need
to replace a couple of the brackets. Anyone know what they are called and
where I may be able to get them?

Picture he www.harbury.me.uk/gutter.htm

TIA

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Lyndon

Gutter Bracket
 

"Lyndon" wrote in message
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My gutter is supported by brackets that I have never seen before. There is
no fascia board and the brackets are driven directly into the mortar. I
need to replace a couple of the brackets. Anyone know what they are called
and where I may be able to get them?

Picture he www.harbury.me.uk/gutter.htm

TIA

--
Lyndon


Try here http://www.tuscanfoundry.co.uk/products.asp?subcat=192

Gutter Bracket
 

"Kaiser" wrote in message
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My gutter is supported by brackets that I have never seen before. There
is no fascia board and the brackets are driven directly into the mortar.
I need to replace a couple of the brackets. Anyone know what they are
called and where I may be able to get them?

Picture he www.harbury.me.uk/gutter.htm

TIA



Try here http://www.tuscanfoundry.co.uk/products.asp?subcat=192
That looks like the one. Many thanks.
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Lyndon

Gutter Bracket
 

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from "Lyndon" contains these words:

My gutter is supported by brackets that I have never seen before. There is
no fascia board and the brackets are driven directly into the mortar.
I need
to replace a couple of the brackets. Anyone know what they are called and
where I may be able to get them?

Picture he www.harbury.me.uk/gutter.htm

Polypipe call them "Metal Bracket - Rise and fall". Should be available
from any builders merchant that stocks Polypipe rainware.

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Roger Chapman

Gutter Bracket
 

"Roger" wrote in message
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Picture he www.harbury.me.uk/gutter.htm

Polypipe call them "Metal Bracket - Rise and fall". Should be available
from any builders merchant that stocks Polypipe rainware.

Thanks Roger. Knowing what they are called will make it a lot easier to ring
around to try to find a local stockist.
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Lyndon