VG Rain Gutter (Cosmo XL), Length 3 meter, White Color

• Vinyl rain gutters, VG Cosmo XL model, can only be used with equipment that meets the standards of the VG Cosmo XL product.
• Used for collecting rainwater on the roof. To collect water so it doesn't spread and drain it into the drain line.
• Made from high quality uPVC vinyl, strong, durable, won't peel, won't rust throughout its lifespan.
• iR-uPVC innovation absorbs sound well No leaks. Ready to produce 2 layers of molding for the best protection.
• Layer 1: External protection layer. Special coating with world-class paint reduces heat and reflects UV 3 times.
• 2nd layer: Structure layer, strong, durable, highly flexible, not easily broken. Helps maintain condition throughout use.
• Increase UV protection 3 times, good heat dissipation, sun-resistant, rain-resistant, resistant to Thailand's weather conditions.
• Can be installed both with and without a hook lock. By placing the rail on the steel support frame.
• VG's special design Over Flow system keeps water from overflowing from behind the rail.
• Light weight, easy and quick to install. Suitable for installing rain gutters on high places.
• Received weather resistance test results from Germany. Durable for more than 15 years
• 10 year warranty (according to manufacturer's conditions)
• Can receive 105 liters of water/meter
• Length 300 cm.
• Size (W x H) 35 x 35 cm.
• white color

Installation information

• Distance between roof sheet and eaves: 10 cm.
• Eave style: Straight beam, no need for an angle adjuster. Crooked beams should use an angle adjustment set. In some cases modifications may be made by not including the hemispherical base of the angle adjustment unit. Because there
• will be a gap between the gutter and the eaves, causing water to drip around the eaves.
• Spacing of hooks: If the customer wants to support weight well, hooks should be installed every 50-55 cm. Should not be more than 60 cm. Install hooks 5 cm away from rail joints (low tide, rail connectors, outside corners, inside
• corners). .or closest to the joint Two hooks can be inserted at the outside and inside corners for additional strength.
• Calculation of low tide point: Calculated from the roof area. There should be at least low tide. 1 point per 50 sq m area. or 1 slope side of the roof to have 1 low tide point. In the case of a lot of hip ridges, have the low tide point be closest
• to the hip ridges.
• Placement of the low tide point: It should be in the inner corner of the house's roof because it is where a lot of water poured down If the customer doesn't want there to be a low tide point in the inside corner of the house. Can be placed
• closest to the hip ridge.
• Sealing: Use silicone for gutters because it is more flexible than other types of seals. Use pressure-sensitive adhesives for pipes. Use hot glue for the angle set as it dries instantly to lock in the desired angle of inclination. Do not use
• screws because they will rust and eventually come off. In general, outside technicians may only use pressure-based glue for both pipes and gutters.
• Calculation of the length of the downspout: The height of the building to the ground plus 1-1.5 meters for the distance of the slanted roof to the house.
• Gutter installation should be done with a slope of 2 cm for every 10 m of length, with the slope not exceeding 2 cm.

note

• The selling price does not include the cost of installation and lifting of the product. (As for the cost of installation and lifting of the product, please contact the after-sales service department, telephone number 1308)
• The color of the product shown on the website There may be differences from the color display settings of each screen.