connect 2" downspout to gutter

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08-31-18, 11:47 AM

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connect 2" downspout to gutter

Hi

Need to connect 2" round downspout to 6" half round gutter but...

Cannot find the device to do that

Any ideas for a supplier who has this?

Thanks

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08-31-18, 02:21 PM

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A 2" round downspout is awfully small for a 6" gutter.
Is the 2" pipe PVC ?

I'm thinking a 2" PVC flange riveted to the bottom of the gutter. A little silicone between the flange and the gutter. You don't want anything to actually mount thru the gutter as it will be too high to allow all the water to drain out.

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08-31-18, 02:30 PM

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Google "2 inch gutter outlet". Not too hard to find the correct one. They are installed through the gutter along with gutter seal sealant.

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08-31-18, 02:51 PM

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Notice that the gutter is half round. No flat bottom.

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08-31-18, 03:23 PM

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Google "half round 2" round gutter outlet". Should be able to find copper or galvanized. 2 1/4 may also be an optional size depending on the downspout you're using.

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