Amerimax Home Products 49065 Galvanized Steel Front Elbow

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 49065 is a mill finish galvanized steel front elbow designed for residential and light commercial gutter drainage systems. Configured as a Style B elbow at a 75-degree angle, it connects downspout runs to direct water away from building foundations. The 3-inch by 4-inch opening fits standard rectangular downspout profiles commonly found on residential structures. The mill finish galvanized steel construction provides corrosion resistance suited to exterior drainage applications. This fitting is handled and installed by roofing contractors, gutter installers, and general contractors working on exterior drainage systems.

This elbow is used at the base of downspout runs where the vertical section transitions to a horizontal or angled outlet near grade level. The Style B front-outlet configuration suits installations where the elbow faces outward from the building face. The 75-degree angle accommodates typical wall offsets and foundation clearance requirements. Sold in a package quantity of 20 units, making it practical for contractors completing multi-unit or whole-house gutter installations.

Key Features

• Mill finish galvanized steel construction for exterior corrosion resistance
• Style B front elbow configuration for outward-facing downspout terminations
• 75-degree bend angle to suit standard foundation offset requirements
• 3 inches x 4 inches opening fits standard rectangular downspout profiles
• Packaged in quantities of 20 units for contractor-volume jobs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitting for residential and light commercial gutter and downspout systems using 3-inch by 4-inch rectangular downspout profiles.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed roofing or gutter contractors. Shut off any powered equipment in the work area and use appropriate fall protection when working at elevation. Secure the elbow to the downspout using sheet metal screws or pop rivets per local building practices. Ensure all joints are properly lapped to shed water away from the structure and prevent leakage at seams.