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Alumasc Cast Aluminium Rectangular Downpipes

Alumasc Heritage - Rectangular Cast Aluminium Socketed Branch Without Ears

Original price £144.49 - Original price £210.64
Original price
£144.49 - £210.64
£144.49 - £210.64
Current price £144.49

Note: /F variations are for connection onto Flushjoint, Swaged or Guardian downpipes. The Alumasc Heritage Square & Rectangular Cast Aluminium ...

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Original price £144.49 - Original price £210.64
Original price
£144.49 - £210.64
£144.49 - £210.64
Current price £144.49

Alumasc Heritage - Square Cast Aluminium Burton Rectangular Rainwater Head

Original price £100.16 - Original price £105.45
Original price
£100.16 - £105.45
£100.16 - £105.45
Current price £100.16

Note: /F variations are for connection onto Flushjoint, Swaged or Guardian downpipes. The Alumasc Heritage Square & Rectangular Cast Aluminium ...

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Original price £100.16 - Original price £105.45
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£100.16 - £105.45
£100.16 - £105.45
Current price £100.16

Alumasc Heritage - Rectangular Cast Aluminium Socketed Bend L&R F&B Without Ears

Original price £84.93 - Original price £91.38
Original price
£84.93 - £91.38
£84.93 - £91.38
Current price £84.93

Note: /F variations are for connection onto Flushjoint, Swaged or Guardian downpipes. The Alumasc Heritage Square & Rectangular Cast Aluminium ...

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Original price £84.93 - Original price £91.38
Original price
£84.93 - £91.38
£84.93 - £91.38
Current price £84.93

More about Alumasc Cast Aluminium Rectangular Downpipes

Cast aluminium rectangular downpipes provide a neat angular appearance that suits certain traditional building styles including period estates and public restoration projects. Their rectangular structure allows them to sit flush against the wall for a clean finish while still supporting dependable water flow from the roofline. They are manufactured from corrosion resistant aluminium giving them a much longer service life with lower upkeep compared with cast iron. Their relative lightness makes fitting simpler and reduces strain on fixings. A choice of colour finishes supports sensitive conservation work or complementary design for property upgrades. When installed with compatible gutters components and hoppers from Alumasc they help complete a classic cast system with enhanced practicality and long term value.

FAQ

When should I use rectangular instead of circular pipes?

Rectangular pipes sit flat against the wall and suit Georgian or early Victorian façades where you want a clean, low-profile appearance.

Do rectangular downpipes handle the same flow as circular?

Roughly equivalent, though circular pipes of similar cross-section handle flow slightly better. Always check Alumasc’s flow data when sizing.

Are rectangular pipes trickier to install?

They need more precise bracket alignment, as any wall irregularities show up in the straight edges. Take time to plumb and shim brackets if needed.

What bracket types are used?

Usually eared sockets fixed directly to the wall, or adjustable stand-off brackets if the wall surface is uneven or insulated.

Can I connect rectangular pipes to circular hoppers?

Yes, transition adaptors are available for neat connections between differing profiles.

Do the edges chip easily during handling?

The powder coating is tough, but protect edges on scaffolds and trestles. If minor chips occur, touch up before final installation.

Are rectangular profiles more rigid than circular?

Yes, they’re less prone to twisting, which is useful on long, exposed runs or windy elevations.

What finish looks best on rectangular pipes?

Heritage black is classic, but mid-greys and stone colours blend beautifully with brick and render. The flat surface shows off colour better than round sections.

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