Instructions / Assembly

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STEP 1: Choose your guer and roof conguraon
Select the diagram below that best resembles your gutter and roof scenario. This will determine whether
you slide the gutter guard under the roof shingles, or bend the back of the mesh up or down and fasten to
the back of the gutter or fascia. Once you’ve selected a diagram, continue to Step 2.
Roof Shingle Gutter
Asphalt Ogee
Flat tile Fascia
Spanish tile Curved
Villa tile Half round
Stone coated steel Plastic
Corrugated steel Box
Standing lock seam Commercial
Wood shake
Membrane
Flat roof
Slate
The diagrams all refer to a roof shingle and gutter, they
imply ALL shingle and gutter types. It doesn’t matter what
type of shingle or gutter you have listed below, our gutter
guard will install on all of them.
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Guer
Fascia
wood
Roof shingle
DIAGRAM A
Traditional gutter and roof configuration.
Gutter Guard slides under roof shingles.
Guer Guard
5
-
25 degree slope
DIAGRAM B
Gutter hung low. Bend mesh either up or down, which-
ever is more convenient for you, then fasten to the gutter
or fascia with screws.
DIAGRAM C
Steep roof. Sometimes you can just slide it under the roof shingle, but if
you can’t, you may have to bend the mesh up to slide it under the roof, or
you could bend it down and fasten to the gutter or fascia with screws.
Guer
Guer Guard
Roof shingle
Fascia
wood
Guer
Roof shingle
Guer Guard
Fascia
wood
OPTION 1:
Bend mesh up
OPTION 2:
Bend mesh down
OPTION 1:
Bend mesh up
OPTION 2:
Bend mesh down
Robert
“Ideal slope is between
5 - 25 degrees so most of the
debris blows o.”
Robert