All Alumasc Copper & Zinc Guttering

They’re jointed mechanically or by welding for seamless, durable runs that age beautifully and never require painting.

High-end residential, heritage restorations and sustainable architecture projects looking for a natural metal finish.

Yes. Soldering, forming and correct thermal expansion detailing require trained installers familiar with non-ferrous rainwater systems.

Copper and zinc systems can last 80–100 years in the right environment, developing a natural patina that protects the metal. Galvanised or coated steel systems generally last 40–60 years depending on coating type, exposure and maintenance.

Minimal maintenance is needed. Periodic clearing of leaves and checking fixings is sufficient. The metals naturally form protective oxide layers or coatings, so repainting is not required unless specified.

Yes. Copper, zinc and steel are all infinitely recyclable with minimal loss of quality. Alumasc sources responsibly produced metals with high recycled content and low embodied carbon.

Most systems use mechanical joints or sliding connections with EPDM or neoprene gaskets. Copper and zinc are usually jointed by soldering, standing seams or hidden clips, while steel systems use push-fit or bolted unions with gaskets.

Mixing dissimilar metals should be avoided due to galvanic corrosion risk. Always use separation layers, same-metal fittings, and compatible fasteners recommended by Alumasc.