Following the invention and development of the Finlock Gutter in the early 1950s, several methods of lining the gutter were tried. The only completely satisfactory method was that employing aluminium foil and hot rubberised bitumen.

As manufacturers of the gutter, we recommend that our system of aluminium foil and hot rubberised bitumen be used, for over many years, it has out performed all alternatives.

Our experience has shown that provided the gutters were lined originally with aluminium foil and hot rubberised bitumen they will need relining at approximately 20 year intervals. It is clear, therefore, that by a combination of our selection of precisely suitable materials and our experienced organisation, our system is by far the most cost effective available.

Finlock concrete gutters have been extensively used on Council houses, factories, churches, schools and even public conveniences for the past 45 years.

They provide an attractive feature on any type of building combined with considerate savings, both in used, suitably modified, with almost any type of roof construction and the rear of the gutter may be used to form lintels above openings.

In order that we may submit our quotation, it is necessary merely to forward to us, the drawings relating to the project in question, indicating the positions in which rainwater downpipes are to be fitted.

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