Amerimax Home Products 47264 Aluminum Front Elbow 3x4 White

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 47264 is a 75-degree Style A front elbow designed for use in residential gutter and downspout drainage systems. Constructed from aluminum and finished in white, this elbow transitions the downspout away from the fascia or wall at a 75-degree angle, directing water flow toward the ground or a drainage point. The 3-inch by 4-inch sizing is standard for residential gutter systems. This fitting is installed by roofers, siding contractors, and general contractors during new construction or gutter replacement work. It ships in a package quantity of 10 units.

This elbow is used on residential structures where 3-inch by 4-inch rectangular downspout systems are installed. The Style A front elbow configuration is a common profile used where the downspout exits the gutter outlet on the front face of the gutter. The white aluminum finish suits installations where painted or white-trimmed fascia is in place. Typical applications include single-family homes, townhouses, and light commercial buildings using standard rectangular downspout runs.

Key Features

• 75-degree angle provides proper water direction away from the structure
• Style A front elbow configuration for standard front-exit downspout installations
• Aluminum construction offers corrosion resistance for exterior use
• White finish coordinates with white fascia and trim systems
• 3-inch by 4-inch opening matches standard residential rectangular downspout sizing
• Sold in a package of 10 units for multi-unit or full-run installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation fitting for residential 3-inch by 4-inch rectangular aluminum downspout systems using a Style A front elbow configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by roofing or siding contractors using sheet metal snips, a crimping tool, and pop rivets or gutter screws to secure the elbow to the downspout. Power to any adjacent electrical equipment should be de-energized before working near the roofline. Seal joints with gutter sealant where watertight connections are required. Follow local building codes for proper downspout discharge and drainage requirements.