Guttering

Colorbond gutters: profiles and the parts that go with them

Choose the gutter by the look of the house and how much water the roof sheds. Each profile has its own brackets, stop ends and corners, so order the fittings in the same profile as the gutter.

Quad gutter has a curved high front and comes slotted or unslotted. Squareline gutter is 125 mm with a square front for a straight modern line, cut to the length of your run. Ogee gutter is 125 mm with an S-curved front and suits period homes. Box gutters sit inside the roof line on larger and commercial roofs.

Colorbond gives a baked-on colour to match the roof and fascia. Zincalume is the unpainted metallic finish. If you are weighing the two, read Colorbond gutter vs Zincalume gutter.

Fittings are in guttering accessories. Downpipes take the water down the wall, and steel fascia carries the brackets. Where two roof slopes meet, use a valley gutter, and to keep leaves out, add gutter guard. For trade quantities and planning help, see our guttering supplies in Melbourne page.

Colorbond gutter FAQs

Which Colorbond gutter profile should I choose?

Quad for a classic curved front, squareline for a square modern line, ogee for a period home, and box gutters inside the roof line on larger roofs.

Can I match the gutter colour to my roof?

Yes. The gutters come in Colorbond colours or Zincalume, so you can order them in the same colour as the roof and fascia.

Do I need different brackets for each gutter profile?

Yes. Brackets, stop ends and corners are made for each profile. Order them with the gutter so they fit and match.

Can I collect Colorbond gutters in Melbourne?

Yes. Order online and pick up from our Truganina store, or have the gutters delivered within our Victorian service area.