Historic coastal estate with FiberGutter fiberglass gutters

For Architects

Specify a Gutter That Matches the Architecture

FiberGutter is the fiberglass gutter developed for historic facades and high-performance envelopes — the correct profile, a documented specification, and a material that will not fail behind the finish.

Why Specify FiberGutter

Documentation Meets Detail

Everything needed to carry FiberGutter from schematic design through preservation review and construction administration.

Accurate Historic Profile

An exact representation of the traditional Boston Wood Gutter in 4x5 and 4x6, with and without bed molding, so the deepest and most visible detail on a historic facade reads correctly.

Historic Commission Approvals

FiberGutter has been reviewed and approved by historic district commissions in multiple states, which shortens the path through preservation review.

Engineered Consistency

Pultrusion produces identical wall thickness and profile dimensions on every length, so shop drawings and details hold across the whole project rather than varying run to run.

Three-Part Specification Ready

A complete three-part guide specification is available for direct inclusion in Division 07 documentation, along with product data and CAD details.

Sustainability Without Compromise

One installation replaces a recurring cycle of milling, transport, oiling, and disposal. The material itself does not require finishes or preservatives to perform.

50-Year Warranty

The longest warranty in the gutter category, which simplifies long-horizon specification and owner maintenance planning.

Preservation

Built for Historic Review

Replacing original wood gutter is where most historic projects lose their detailing. FiberGutter was engineered to remove that compromise.

The original gutter on most New England historic homes is a milled wood profile — most commonly the Boston Wood Gutter, in 4x5 or 4x6, sometimes with bed molding where the gutter meets the fascia. Aluminum and vinyl cannot reproduce that shape, so preservation work frequently accepts a visible loss of profile.

FiberGutter is manufactured as an exact representation of those profiles. Because the material is paintable, it can also be finished to match an existing trim color rather than introducing a new tone to the elevation.

For submittals, the product data sheets, CAD drawings, three-part specification, and warranty documentation on this page are intended to be issued together with your drawings.

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FiberGutter fiberglass gutter profile detail matching traditional Boston wood gutter

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