Coming in four stunning materials options, our downpipes are used to transport water away from your guttering to your drains/water butts, helping to avoid guttering overflow and water ingress.
Our downpipes range comes in a wide range of design choices, helping ensure you find options which suit the needs of your home.
In addition to our selection of material choices, we supply our downpipe guttering in various shapes, sizes and colour options, providing suitable downpipe solutions for properties ranging from new builds to heritage listed buildings.
Unsure which material is most suitable for your down pipe installation?
The table below contains information on each of our available types of downpipes, the properties for which they are best suited, and the benefits of choosing each material for your home or building project.
Aluminium
An adaptable material which has a lifecycle of over 25 years providing your home with a reliable guttering solution
GRP
This lightweight product is manufactured from glass fibre reinforced mouldings offering a durable and maintenance free option to replacing damaged lead & cast iron downpipes on traditional buildings.
Cast Iron
A classic looking downpipe that will add value to your home for many years.
Suited to | Benefits | Properties | |
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Aluminium Downpipes | New build, Industrial and Traditional buildings | Light-weight, durable, non-corrodible | A versatile material which has a lifecycle of over 25 years, providing your home with a reliable guttering solution. |
GRP Downpipes | Modern and traditional buildings | Lightweight, in-expensive & durable | A lightweight material manufactured from glass fibre reinforced mouldings, offering a durable replacement for lead & cast iron downpipes on traditional buildings. |
Cast Iron Downpipes | Listed and heritage buildings | Durable, strong and low maintenance | A classic-looking downpipe that will add value to your home for many years. |
Copper Downpipes | Modern homes wishing for an extravagant look | 50+ year life cycle, unique and maintenance free | A classical material which dates as far back as the 3rd century B.C, and develops a unique patina over time. |