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The Lindab Rainline 90-Degree External Gutter Angle is an essential component for homeowners and contractors seeking a durable, long-lasting drainage solution for hipped or cross-gable roofs. Designed for the 125mm Rainline system, this pressed steel fitting offers superior weather resistance and structural integrity compared to plastic alternatives, though it requires precise installation to ensure a perfectly watertight seal at corner connections.
| Model Part Number | RVYS125SM |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lindab |
No, this specific model is engineered exclusively for the 125mm Rainline system.
No, the pre-coated steel is designed to be maintenance-free and UV-stable in its original finish.
No, this is specifically an external gutter angle; an internal angle component is required for inside corners.
The zinc-based coating migrates to minor scratches and abrasions over time, creating a protective barrier against corrosion.
Yes, the high-grade steel and protective coating offer excellent resistance to salty air and corrosive environments.
Verify that the gutter angle is fully seated and that the rubber gaskets or sealant used are not pinched or misaligned.
Check that the gutter end has been cut at a perfect 90-degree angle and that there are no metal burrs preventing the piece from sliding into the connector.
To install, align the 90-degree angle with the ends of your 125mm guttering. Ensure that the gutter ends are cut cleanly to avoid burrs that could interfere with the seal. The component is designed to work seamlessly with standard Lindab Rainline connectors. For care, keep the system free of debris by performing semi-annual cleanings with a soft brush. While the self-healing coating handles minor scratches, avoid using harsh abrasive chemicals or wire brushes, which could compromise the protective metallic surface.
