Long Gutter Spikes

Gutter nails or spikes used to hold rain gutters in place can work themselves loose with seasonal movement.

Long gutter spikes.

In 2 or 4 strips on a stainless steel base. The super sized threads are wider than spikes creating a tight fit with unmatched holding power. Metal by nature expands and contracts constantly so eventually the gutter pulls out the spikes and this weakens the entire gutter system. Use 1 spike and 1 ferrule every 24 in.

The amerimax 8 in. 8 screws are used for 6 gutter. Snug the screw up to the gutter being careful not to over tighten it. Use to hang 6 in white aluminum k style gutter to your structure.

Here s a quick fix for that problem demonstrate. The most economical way to install 6 in aluminum gutter. Use for miscellaneous hanging and attaching. The hot dip galvanized coating will not react with aluminum.

The spikes have a white color to match many home exteriors. Plastic ferrules 10 pack includes 10 screws with ferrules and can be used to hang 6 in. Nixalite spikes stainless steel at 120 points ft. Oversized thread diameter tightly fills the existing spike hole for better holding strength and a watertight fit.

Product overview gutterscrew enables you to replace old popping gutter spikes. Aluminum spikes and 6 in. These steel spikes drive better than aluminum spikes. Proudly made in the usa.

Gutter point specifically designed spikes for attachment to the inside lip of rain gutters. Used to replace gutter spikes that keep working out. 8 x 1 4 thread size two colors. Then use a cordless drill to drive the screw into a new hole in the fascia board.

Torx t 25 head not included screw only ferrule not included case lot discounts available. To replace gutter spikes with screws simply remove the old gutter spike and insert the screw through the existing hole in the front of the gutter. Use to hang 6 in. Install 1 spike and ferrule for every 24 in of gutter run.

Package includes 10 8 in white head spikes 10 6 in plastic ferrules. Older models of gutter usually sag because contractors in the past used big spike nails to fasten the gutter through the back and front of the gutter into the fascia board.