The product is manufactured using a stainless steel core and polypropylene to create the brush

4m length with a diameter of 100mm polypropylene Gutter Brush Leaf Guard that helps prevent leafs, twigs, moss etc building up and blocking guttering systems.

Gutter Brush Leaf Guard brush Features & Benefits

• Fitted within minutes, long lasting instant protection, saves pounds on maintenance costs, saves time and money - no annual gutter or drain cleaning.

• The brushes can run directly across the down pipe or drain outlets, flexible and versatile they fit around corners and over outlets. All large objects such as leaves and sticks will not be allowed to enter the gutter and therefore will blow away or perish. Smaller particles percolate down into the brush and will also break down.
  

• Virtually indestructible and lasts for years. If there is excess brush at the end of the run, just cut the excess of with a pair of wire snips but make sure to leave approximately 50mm overrun, then just untwist the wire to remove excess filaments, re-twist the spine tightly and bend into a hook shape and secure into the gutter. Keeps gutters clear all year. Rain filters through the brush.
• Each 4 metre (100mm diameter) long brush is designed with a twisted-pair stainless steel wire spine that's strong, flexible and resistant to corrosion. Polypropylene bristles, which are tough and UV resistant, are spun into the spine and project out in all directions - it's these bristles that make it so effective. Suitable for 95% of domestic gutters i.e. standard 100mm (approx.) Square or Half Round gutters, this 100mm brush also suits most styles including Deepflow, Ogee and Classic profiles.

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How to install the Weixuan Gutter Brush Leaf Guard

Before installation ensure that any leaves/debris are removed and the gutters/drains are clean.

It is very important that the correct diameter brush is chosen for your gutters or drains. The brush must fit snugly in position without any gaps either side. If the brush is allowed to ‘rattle’, it will be much less effective and is likely to be blown out. If you measure the inside width of the gutter and it is, say 90mm, the correct diameter of brush would be the standard 100mm diameter.

The filaments at the top of the brush should extend slightly above the level of the tiles or slate.

N.B. Although perfectly suitable for standard 100mm square or round profile gutters, the 100mm diameter Gutter brush will suit most gutter profiles and styles including Deepflow, Ogee and Classic profiles.

The brushes should run continuously along the whole length of your guttering. When one brush finishes, bend the excess wiring at the end of each brush backwards to form a hook and simply attach the two brush ends together to continue the run. The brushes can run directly across the down pipe or drain outlets. If there is excess brush at the end of the run, just cut the excess of with a pair of wire snips but make sure you leave approximately 50mm overrun, then just untwist the wire to remove excess filaments, re-twist the spine and bend into a hook shape and secure into the gutter. Job done!

It is very important that the correct diameter brush is chosen for the gutters or drains. The brush must fit snugly in position without any gaps either side. If the brush is allowed to ‘rattle’, it will be much less effective and is likely to be blown out. If you measure the inside width of the gutter and it is, say 90mm, the correct diameter of brush would be the standard 100mm diameter.

The filaments at the top of the brush should extend slightly above the level of the tiles or slate. N.B. Although perfectly suitable for standard 100mm square or round profile gutters, the 100mm diameter brush will suit most gutter profiles and styles including Deepflow, Ogee and Classic profiles.

The brushes should run continuously along the whole length of the guttering. When one brush finishes, bend the excess wiring at the end of each brush backwards to form a hook and simply attach the two brush ends together to continue the run. The brushes can run directly across the down pipe or drain outlets. If there is excess brush at the end of the run, just cut the excess of with a pair of wire snips but make sure to leave approximately 50mm overrun, then just untwist the wire to remove excess filaments, re-twist the spine and bend into a hook shape and secure into the gutter.