Gutter Profiles Explained: What Are the Different Types?

Gutters play a pivotal role in your home’s defences against the elements, protecting it from water damage. As such, it's important that your guttering is suited to your house and the climate where you live. This blog explores the various options and factors to consider when choosing new guttering.

Understanding Gutter Profiles: Key Types to Know

Half Round Gutters: Traditional and Efficient for Moderate Rainfall

Half round gutters are the most popular option and one which you’ll most likely see on most homes. These gutters are ideal for small to medium-sized homes and can effectively handle moderate rainfall. Our half round gutter profile is 112mm and available in a wide range of colours, from traditional black and white half round gutters to the more modern grey half round gutter.

Square Gutters: Modern Design with High Water Capacity

Square gutters offer a contemporary design with higher capacity. Our square gutters are 117mm, suitable for bigger houses.

Ogee Gutters: Combining Style with Functionality

Ogee gutters have a unique S-shape, suitable for traditional homes. They have a high-water capacity, with our Ogee gutters measuring 120mm.

Deepflow Gutters Built for High Capacity and Heavy Rainfall

Deepflow gutters are the highest capacity gutters, ideal for large buildings or areas with heavy rainfall. Our Super Deep Rounded gutters are 170mm.

Choosing the Right Gutter Profile for Your Home

How Roof Type and Local Weather Affect Your Gutter Choice

The size and pitch of your roof, along with regional rainfall, impact your guttering needs. Larger or steeper roofs require high-capacity gutters, while smaller roofs can use standard ones.

Half Round vs Square Guttering: Which is Better for Your Home?

Half round gutters are suitable for most homes and offer a clean finish. Square gutters have a higher capacity (117mm vs 112mm) and modern aesthetics.

Popular Gutter Colours and Finishes

How Gutter Colour Impacts Your Home’s Aesthetic

Guttering is available in many colours. Choosing the right one can complement your home's style.

Choosing Between White, Black, Brown, and Grey Guttering

Choose a colour that complements the tone of your home. For example, your home may be built using light coloured stone or dark brown bricks, and choosing a gutter in a similar colour, such as brown guttering, will help create a coordinated look.