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I believe this is what is called a "Northern" style of gutter, commonly used on pre-fabricated all-metal buildings. This is something that a local sheet metal fabricator could probably re-create for you fairly easily if you can get them the correct metal stock. http://www.metallic.com/product-catalog/trim/
Last week, a wet snow slid off our metal barn roof and ripped a section of gutter near a seam. To repair, I'd like to overlap the tear and seam with a short section of the same gutter, then seal the ends. But, I can't locate any gutter shaped like this. Has anyone seen such a gutter, or know where I can find a section?
Alternatively, any different suggestions for a DIY repair?!
Hi there, have you thought about looking at alternative gutter styles? We can offer you lindab gutters at The Metal Roof Company - the quality is exceptional - no plastic and also leak free! https://www.themetalroofcompany.co.uk/lindab-guttering
