Cast Iron Gutter - Ogee Notts
The notts ogee gutter system is a fair bit deeper than the same-width version of the ogee gutter, giving it a slightly more rigid shape, reminiscent of traditional Victorian guttering, and a higher flow rate. This page is for the painted black version of the cast iron guttering.
As the notts ogee profile is asymmetrical, all sockets are found on the left side of each fitting, if facing the gutter head-on. For this reason, stopends and stopend outlets are either left or right-handed, and corners are either external or internal depending on which path the guttering needs to take. Viewing the pictures should make it apparent which fitting is suitable for your job, although if you do need help please do not hesitate to contact us.
How long do cast iron gutters last?
Our cast iron gutters have a minimum life expectancy of 40 years when installed correctly, but they can last over 100 years with proper care and maintenance. There are many Victorian-era properties throughout the UK that still have their original cast iron guttering fully intact.
What maintenance do cast iron gutters require?
We’d recommend performing cleaning and maintenance on cast iron gutters once per year. This process should involve climbing up to the gutter via a ladder and removing any leaves and debris with gloved hands or tools if required. It’s best to do this during the late Autumn, as this is when most of the leaves will have collected for the year.
Can cast iron guttering be painted in any colour?
Absolutely, we offer cast iron gutters in a primed colour option, which means they will arrive pre-coated in an epoxy primer. The epoxy primer provides a surface on the guttering that will allow a paint colour of your choice to easily adhere to it when applied. Please note that primed products should not be stored outside before they are painted.
Can cast iron gutters be repainted?
Yes, whilst cast iron gutters will already arrive pre-painted if you purchase the traditional black option, they should be repainted once every 10 years or so with cast iron touch up paint to keep them looking sleek. To paint cast iron gutters, we would recommend actually taking them down off the property and using a workbench. Before painting them, use a wire brush to remove any flaky paint and a pressure washer to fully clean them. You can then paint the gutters, which should be done in two layers, and refit them once dry.
Want some advice on how to install your Cast Iron Gutters, or interested in finding out more about our product range, take a look at our guides & tips.