Instructions / Assembly

Step 2.4

Cover end of gutter

Cut aluminum ends off with same procedure as the end cap. Trim off a little more so it can tuck inside the gutter.

Step 2.5

Inside corner valley of gutter

Cut the front and rear aluminum extrusions back with any brand of tin snips so the mesh is free to tuck inside the gutter and

cover the opening. SPECIAL NOTE: The rear aluminum extrusion (C) is shorter in length than the front extrusion (D). This

is so the extrusions don’t lay on top of each other in the back, causing the shingles to lift.

Slide excess mesh down and inside gutter. This caps off

the end to keep debris, birds, rodents and insects out.

Push mesh flap inside gutter and then slide up against adjacent section (E). This

covers the gap so no debris will go into the gutter. For best results of water filtration,

make sure mesh is fairly clear of debris in these valleys. Sometimes water diverters

are needed if higher volumes of rainwater come down the valley. For more info on

diverters, visit my other website www.RainwaterDiverters.com.