QUARTZ ZINC DOWNPIPES
Contemporary style, lasting performance
Our quartz zinc downpipes are the perfect companion to our guttering range, combining modern architectural styling with exceptional durability. Available in round or square profiles, each length is manufactured from high quality pre weathered architectural zinc, offering a consistent dark grey finish from the day it is installed. No painting. No peeling. Just a refined, low maintenance finish designed to complement both contemporary and traditional architecture.
Materials & Durability
We manufacture our quartz zinc downpipes from premium architectural zinc that has been factory pre weathered to achieve its distinctive anthracite grey appearance. This controlled surface finish provides the character of naturally aged zinc while delivering a uniform aesthetic from the outset.
Beneath the pre weathered surface, the zinc continues to benefit from its naturally protective patina, providing outstanding corrosion resistance and a long service life. The material is inherently durable, resisting rust, UV exposure and freeze thaw cycles with minimal maintenance.
Favoured by architects and designers for its understated elegance and clean, contemporary appearance, quartz zinc pairs beautifully with natural stone, timber, brick and modern render finishes, creating a rainwater system that enhances the building rather than competing with it.
Sizes and Profiles
Supplied in 2.4 metre lengths for ease of handling and installation:
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Round:
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Standard: 80 mm diameter
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Each pipe is swaged at one end for a snug push-fit connection, no sealant or soldering required.
Please note that the product design can be changed at any time and may be slightly different to the images below.
80mm Round Downpipe
Use two bends together to create an offset of 80mm.
Use two bends together to create an offset of 180mm.
Use two bends together to create an offset of 210mm.
2 x 72° bends with a 300mm section, which can be cut down for a smaller offset if required.
Use a 72° bend with our branch.
