Amerimax RC64P3 Galvanized Round Corrugated Elbow 3 in

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS RC64P3 is a 90-degree corrugated round galvanized elbow designed for residential and light commercial drainage applications. This elbow redirects water flow at a right angle, making it a standard component in downspout and gutter drainage systems. The corrugated profile provides structural rigidity, and the galvanized steel construction resists rust and corrosion in outdoor, moisture-exposed environments. It fits 3-inch round corrugated downspout systems and is installed by contractors and roofers as part of complete gutter and drainage runs.

This elbow is used in gutter drainage systems where the downspout must change direction to route water away from a structure's foundation. Typical applications include residential rooflines where the downspout transitions from the fascia to the wall plane, or where it must navigate around architectural features. The 3-inch diameter fits standard round corrugated downspout sections common in residential construction. It is sold in packages of 20 units, making it well suited for contractors working on multiple installations or full gutter system replacements.

Key Features

• 90-degree bend for right-angle direction changes in downspout runs
• Corrugated round profile matches standard 3-inch round downspout sections
• Galvanized steel construction for corrosion resistance in outdoor installations
• Packaged in quantities of 20 for contractor-volume use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation component for 3-inch round corrugated galvanized downspout systems in residential and light commercial gutter applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by roofers or general contractors as part of a complete gutter and downspout system. Secure the elbow to adjacent downspout sections using sheet metal screws or appropriate downspout fasteners, and seal joints as required by local drainage codes. Ensure proper slope and alignment before fastening to prevent standing water or joint separation. Always follow local building codes governing exterior drainage and water management.