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Overflowing leaking gutters means water wastage. It can lead to rotting fascia timbers, rising damp, erosion and possibly structural issues.	Conventional guttering with incorrect fall creates the ideal conditions for corrosion, strongly enhanced by leaf acids (which form hydroxide ions).	IIncorrect fall means that the gradient of your gutter is too level for the water to get away, causing it to stagnate and potentially leading to many problems such as leaking gutters.	When leaves and other debris get into your gutter and downpipes, this leads to blockages, overflow, corrosion, & equates to more fuel for fires in bush fire prone areas.	One of the biggest drawbacks of standard gutters, is that overflow results in leaking gutters / flooding when the back of the gutter is lower than the front.	One of the commonest problems with pergolas today is that they can cause real overflow issues at the point of attachment to the house.	Reducing the need for gutter maintenance, saves you time and money, ensures better protection for your home, and ehances your personal safety & prevent gutters leaking.

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Easy Fall Guttering has a competitive edge over other products in the market because of the fact that there is very little maintenance required after the system has been installed. The revolutionary Leaf Guard feature keeps out leaves and debris so that leaking gutters / flooding does not take place.The heat from the sun’s rays dries most of the leaves which can then be” easily blown away by the wind.

Incorrect fall is the biggest problem with guttering. Easy Fall Guttering comes with an adjustable bracket with two flexible adjustment options. One is for the exterior part to enable matching with the roof line of your home.The other one is to provide ample fall for the water to flow through the downpipes.

These brackets are adjusted on installation to guarantee the correct fall of water through the gutter. Our system is able to achieve over 75mm (3 inches) of fall inside, while a straight and level appearance is maintained on the outside. This ensures that ALL water completely flows away.

In case of rainfall, water drains down through the colorbond leaf-guard and into the open PVC channel underneath. The water is then directed to the downpipes with the help of the adjustable brackets.

With Easy Fall Guttering, there are no issues of rusting because water flows through a non-metallic channel. The PVC gutter and downpipes are further protected by Colorbond that not only serves as a shield against sun rays but also gives the home a more stylish appearance.

Easy Fall Guttering, unlike most common domestic guttering, has been designed to protect your home from the leaking gutters / overflow problems and water damage that occurs with heavy downpours of rain.

Easy Fall Guttering’s Paul Axford, the inventor of the Easy Fall Guttering System, has been solving guttering problems for over 20 years.
Easy Fall Guttering protects your home from overflow by directing rainfall away from the roof and eaves – thanks to the patented adjustable Easy Fall Bracket – which solves the biggest problem of guttering today: incorrect fall.

University tests* have shown that optional slots placed in the front of high-front guttering actually drop the flow-rates of rainwater, and that “popular cheap, high-front guttering…instead of directing water away from a building’s roof during heavy rain…pushes the water back into the roof or building cavity, (and is)…incapable of providing continuous overflow away from a building, as required by Australian standards, as well as building and plumbing codes”(SMH 25/07/2008).

The answer is the Easy Fall Guttering System, which ends the problem of leaking / overflowing gutters - as the rainfall is constantly directed to where it should go - along the sloping inner PVC channel to the downpipes - providing continuous drainage of water, dirt and smaller debris all the way through to your drainage system, effectively self-cleaning your gutter.

Imagine never having to climb that ladder to remove clumps of sodden dirt and weeds from your guttering, and never again having that waterfall pouring from your roof and gutter in heavy rain, causing all sorts of flooding problems.

The answer is Easy Fall Guttering.

Mesh leafguards actually act as a trap for leaves and twigs, and make it very difficult for you to clean out the dirt that accumulates in the gutter underneath. The answer is the Easy Fall Leaf-guard / Gutter Guard which effectively manages the problem of leaves blocking your gutters by its innovative leaf-filters and its smooth shallow dish feature. The leaf-guard can be fitted to all types of existing guttering.

How will the Easy Fall Guttering System solve my guttering problems?
During rainfall, the “periscopes” of the Easy Fall Leaf-guard / Guuter Guard (4 per meter) accept water readily along the entire length of the gutter system. From here, the water continues to flow down the interior PVC channel (allowing over 75mm of fall), through the downpipes and underground to your drainage system, or into your water tank. The Easy Fall Leaf-guard / Gutter Guard is designed to work!

The Easy Fall Leaf-guard’s “shallow-dish” feature allows the sun and winds to dry out, and winds to blow away most of the leaves and larger debris, dramatically reducing the need for you to climb up and manually clean out your gutters.

The Easy Fall Leaf-guard / Gutter Guard is fire rated in accordance with Flammability Index AS 1530.2-1993, and is made from colorbond steel that will not burn, so it is also recommended for bush-fire prone areas.

The back-edge of the leaf-guard is higher than the front, ending the risk of flooding back into the home.
The Easy Fall Guttering System & Gutter Guard solves the problem of rust & leaking gutters once and for all, as there is no longer the possibility of pooling water causing leaf-acid to accelerate the rusting process, and the inner channel of PVC is non-metallic.

*S. Manning, The University of Newcastle, Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment (SMH 25/07/2008).