Metal Lock-In Gutter Guard (5-Pack)

A:  Each section is 6 1/8” wide by 3’ 3/16” long. But since each section overlaps by 11/16”, the effective length is 2’ 11 1/2”.

A:  It has 5 pcs in a pack and the dimensions of the leaf filters are Product Depth (in.) 36 Product Height (in.) .5 Product Width (in.) 6

A:  the price is for a 5 pack

A:  dimensions are 6' X 36'. Think There were 5 in a pack

A:  This guard will work with most residential gutters, though I recommend buying just one and seeing how it fits in your application. They are cheap enough. Note on effectiveness: If you have long needle pine trees (like white pines), or black birch trees, they both produce debris which get stuck in the guards and will require manual removal by using your hands and a brush. A strong gas powered blower will not remove these type of debris which get very well stuck in the grate holes. Also, in the fall after the leaves have fallen (we are in CT), you will, unfortunately, still need to clean off the tops of these guards (clear all the stuck leaves) if you want water to get into the gutters over the winter. There is no guard on the market which eliminates gutter maintenance, not even the expensive systems advertised on TV. They all eventually allow the gutters to fill up with debris over time, or otherwise become ineffective needing maintenance. I've experienced them all over the years being in the home maintenance business and also responsible for running a condo complex (30+ years). All this said, these guards are better than many on the market, inexpensive enough, and fairly easy to install if you are handy, so probably worth trying. Hope this helps.

A:  I was able to use the gutter guard on all of my gutters which are mostly a standard size. They function great and stay in place. I couldn't be happier with this item.

A:  Could be trimmed down for a smaller gutter won’t work for anything larger than it’s designed for

A:  The gutter guards go partly under the shingles. From what little I know about roof straps, I imagine each roof strap would have to be removed in turn, the respective gutter guard installed, and the roof strap reinstalled over the gutter guard and shingles.

A:  Not exactly sure what roof straps are but the way these gutter guards work the molded edge fits against the inside of the front of the gutter and the flat edge fits up underneath the roofing material - cutting required to get a good fit. This creates a sloped roof of sorts that goes from the shingles over the rain catching part of the gutter. Water can go through the metal grate but leaves and other debris stays on top of the grate and eventually falls off to the ground. This is not a perfect system as a little bit of leaf debris still finds its way into the gutter somehow. I have large maple trees in my yard and with these on I could use the garden hose to rinse out my gutters through the grate instead of pulling out handfuls of rotten leaves and then rinsing with the garden hose. hope this helps.

A:  I’m gutter roof straps are under the Shingles. They work great Easy to install some cutting involved. If your straps are secured on top the shingles you probably would have to cut around them or But them up to the straps. They’re heavy duty and strong. And not like the cheap ones that get push down After the First season. That do you more harm than good. This is my second year and you still look like the day I put them in.

A:  Dear Leafhater: I purchased two sets of these Gutter Guards and am VERY satisfied with them! As far as I can tell, The "straight" edge fits under the shingles and the "curved" edge connects over the lip of the gutter. So, the Guard goes OVER the straps. Hope this helps

A:  Hi, if you mean by roof straps, straps attached to roof under first coarse of shingles to support the gutter, them yes. You carefully lift shingles and slide these under, pull them toward front gutter flange and snap in. I also used some small stainless screws, pre-drilled the holes to make a snug fit.

A:  you'll just have to try they slide under the shingle that hangs over edge little like they are suppose to.but they are nice product for the product

A:  I would think you could with a little extra work to notch the front of the guards to fit around the straps as necessary. On the roof side, the guard should just slide on top of the strap and under the shingle, as normal.

A:  My guess is you can but you may have to cut a slit in the guard at that point. That's assuming the straps are exterior to the gutter. It is a lot easier without exterior straps because you can slide the guard into the previous guard. It's doable but more work, my guess.

A:  don't know why not they are for gutters and you have to slide one side under roof if you can't then you can't use them I know nothing of medal roofs

A:  I would think so as long as you can slide the "roof" side under the edge of the metal roof. We are very satisfied with ours.

A:  The guards have to be slipped under the asphalt shingles, then clipped to the gutter. I would think your metal roof has flashing in front of the overhang and would prevent you from sliding it under it. Not totally sure. Good Luck.

A:  Hi Kim, first I would like to say that I think you should do your own research on this question and also get some advise from someone who installs metal roofs. With that being said, I installed this product on my 5" gutters with an asphalt shingle roof. I was able to carefully lift the shingles and slide the guards underneath then back down and out to be able to snap them into the gutters top channel. You will need a pair of metal snips and good leather gloves to trim/cut the end sections. They have worked better then I thought and look like a professional install. Also with zero cleaning that is still needed with a gutter guard/shield system that still allows some small twigs and leaves into the gutter and will still have to be cleaned not to mention the crazy cost of those products and still having to deal with the clean outs. As a note, I used a few small, (1/2") stainless screws installed thru this guard and the front top lip of the gutter. The screws are not seen as the gutter channel hides them. Also, I used small UV outdoor cable ties to join the sections. Good luck.

A:  IF LIKE ALL GUARDS MUST GET UNDER THE SINGLE TO LOCK IT IN

A:  No, the product is installed by lifting the shingles and inserting it.

A:  They fit just fine on a metal roof, they work wonderfully and are a snaps install.

A:  Yes , just put under metal roof and clip into gutter,

A:  Don’t know. I used them with an asphalt shingle roof. They are a little tricky to install and you need a pair of tin snips to trim them to fit. They worked really well to keep leaves from clogging our gutters. They are also strong enough that they don’t fly off in a wind storm like my neighbors did (different brand).

A:  These gutter guards go under the first tab on tar shingles. If you have room under your metal roof then I’d say try one. If it fits buy more.