Reverse Curved Gutter Guards

The reverse curve gutter guards are the oldest technology dating back to the early 1900 s.

Reverse curved gutter guards. The end result is an. Reverse curve prevents falling debris from accumulating while channeling water away from the roofline. This gutter guard resembles slit covers and only lets water pass through whereas it keeps the debris at the front border. Reverse curve gutter guards leaves and debris slide right off the edge and fall to the ground below.

Water tension sometimes referred to as surface tension or water adhesion guides the water into the gutter system. In general a gutter guard either screens out debris and prevents it from accumulating or it is built into the gutter in such a way as to make the system more efficient. The reverse curve designs allow small pieces of debris to be carried into the gutter where it s impossible to clean out the decaying muck. Water flows over the top of the guard around the curve and into the slot.

Reverse curve surface tension gutter guards use this principle to conduct water into the eavestroughs. They completely cover the top of the eavestrough and then curve back toward the house creating a long horizontal slot that leads back into the gutter. Reverse curve gutter guards are also a source of lots of icicles in the winter. The rounded hood of a reverse curve guard creates a surface tension.

But this can also allow the pests to build their nests in the gutter or around it. While gutter guards don t create ice or ice dams that s generally a result of poor ventilation or insulation the size of the icicles that form off these systems tend to be very large. Furthermore the installation is tricky a bit as compared to other guards. Most gutter guards fail miserably in the spring when.

This slop makes the leaves flow down and not let them accumulate and coagulate the gutter and lets all the debris fall freely in the ground. These guards are made with a curved sheet of metal or plastic material that are installed onto your existing gutters. Reverse curve type of the gutter guards uses the natural slope of the roof to allow the leaves and all the dirt to flow down via the side slots and the solid covering. Reverse curve gutter guards otherwise known as surface tension gutter guards are one of the most popular guards that are available on today s market.

Debris falls off the edge of the gutter. The guard is called a reverse curve guard because water slides down one way and then surface tension sends it into the gutter in the opposite direction. Reverse curve gutter guards allow water to move along the top of the gutter guard and then slip into the gutters.