Alumasc Heritage Half Round Cast Aluminium Non Handed Stopend

Note: /F variations are for connection onto Flushjoint, Swaged or Guardian downpipes.

The Alumasc Heritage Half Round Cast Aluminium Gutter system provides a traditional appearance with modern performance, making it ideal for heritage and conservation projects as well as new builds that require period-style detailing. Gutters are supplied in 1.83m and 0.61m lengths across four standard sizes, with a full selection of matching fittings and downpipes available.

The system includes union clips for securely joining gutter lengths, non-handed stopends in both internal and external versions, and a choice of sockets with outlet pipes in three gutter sizes and two downpipe sizes. Spigots with outlet pipes are also available, along with running outlets in a double spigot socket design, offered in four gutter sizes and up to three downpipe sizes, with options including 75mm x 75mm and 100 x 75mm variations. Angles are supplied in 90° and 135° formats, in both internal and external versions, with compatibility across multiple gutter and downpipe sizes. To complete the system, a range of brackets is available including fascia brackets, traditional old-style rise and fall brackets with understay and spike, and rafter brackets in both top fix and side fix designs.

All components are manufactured from durable cast aluminium and finished with a BBA-approved polyester powder coating, factory applied by Alumasc to marine-grade standards. A palette of 26 standard RAL colours is available, with additional BS or RAL shades available to special order. For projects requiring a traditional look, a cast iron-effect textured finish is offered in black, while a plain mill finish option is available for on-site painting or custom finishes.

The Heritage Half Round range has been specifically designed to provide the authentic architectural detail of traditional cast iron while offering the benefits of aluminium, including long life, ease of handling, and low maintenance. This makes it an ideal choice for listed properties, conservation areas, and restoration projects, while also fitting seamlessly into modern fast-track construction schedules.