Installation of continuous DAL'ALU guttering
Coated aluminium gutters with a 40-year guarantee
The gutters DAL’ALU are available in several colours and shapes, suited to the style of your home or building.
Therefore you can choose either to have the gutters and downpipes installed in the same colour, or in two different colours
Different models of guttering to suit all your needs
G300 Cornice Guttering
The G300 Cornice gutter is available in all 26 colours of our colour chart with a development of 300 mm.
This model connects to round downpipes (diameter 80), rectangular (60x80) or square (80x80).
San Marco SM33 Half-round Gutters
The San Marco SM33 half-round gutter comes in all 26 colours of our colour chart with a development of 300 mm.
This model connects to round downpipes (80 mm or 100 mm diameter).
E325 Evolution Trapezium Gutters
The Trapèze Évolution E325 gutter is a new-generation aesthetic gutter with a trapezoidal shape and a sleek, graphic design, ideal for contemporary buildings, both for detached houses and for commercial and industrial buildings. High-capacity trapezoidal profile, wide range of colours.
NEW: install your DAL'ALU guttering yourself
In addition to our installation service, we are launching an online shop dedicated to DIYers. Tailor-made DAL'ALU gutters, prepared in the workshop and ready for collection from the showroom within 48 working hours.
All our aluminium gutter products
Funds
Made of pre-lacquered aluminium, they are stamped and mechanically crimped to the ends of your gutter using a crimping tool.
To further improve their watertightness, our installers add a seal specially designed by DAL’ALU.
Retractor hooks
Angles
Always with the aim of combining performance and aesthetics, our installers, after having achieved the same waterproofing as for the bottoms, cover them with a cover that will be riveted to the gutter.
Fixations
We have several types of fixings available depending on your type of roof. Our tile-hooks are specially designed for our gutters. In a tile colour, they will blend in with your roof!
Our other products and services
Water pipe
Gutter cleaning
Accessories
Coping stones
Gutter Material Comparison:
Aluminium, Zinc, uPVC and Copper
Guttering plays an essential role in protecting your home from water damage by efficiently channelling rainwater away from the structure. Choosing the material for your gutters is crucial, as different materials offer distinct advantages in terms of durability, aesthetics, cost and maintenance. In this article, we will examine the characteristics of four commonly used gutter materials: aluminium, zinc, PVC and copper.
Aluminium
Advantages
Lightness
Aluminium is a lightweight material, which makes its installation easier.
Corrosion resistance:
Aluminium does not rust, which makes it a durable option suited to humid climates.
Low maintenance:
It requires little maintenance; occasional cleaning is generally sufficient.
Aesthetics:
Aluminium offers a sleek finish, as well as a wide choice of shapes and colours.
Disadvantages
Initial cost:
Aluminium may be more expensive to buy than other materials, but its durability and ease of installation help to offset this cost through reduced labour charges. Request a quote; you might be pleasantly surprised.
Zinc
Advantages
Longevity:
Zinc is known for its longevity, offering excellent corrosion resistance.
Aesthetics:
Zinc gutters develop an attractive patina over time, adding an aesthetic touch.
Disadvantages
Initial cost:
Zinc gutters tend to be more expensive to buy, but their lifespan can justify this cost.
PVC
Advantages
Cost:
When it comes to guttering, PVC is often the cheapest option.
Lightness
PVC guttering is easy to handle and install due to its lightweight nature.
Corrosion resistance:
PVC does not rust or corrode.
Disadvantages
Limited durability:
Less durable than aluminium, zinc or copper, uPVC can degrade over time, particularly under the effect of UV rays.
Copper
Advantages
Aesthetics:
Copper offers an elegant aesthetic with its shiny appearance that develops a green patina over time.
Sustainability:
Copper is durable and resistant to corrosion.
Disadvantages
Cost:
Copper guttering is among the most expensive on the market.
Weight:
Copper is heavier than zinc, PVC or aluminium, which may require a stronger installation.
In conclusion, the choice of gutter material will depend on your aesthetic preferences, your budget, the local climate and the desired durability. Each of these materials has its pros and cons, and it is essential to weigh these factors to make an informed decision.