Malaysia Guttering Project

 

Copper Guttering, Malaysia, Rainwater Harvesting, Rainwater Systems, Downpipe, Rain
Copper Downpipe, Guttering and Bends
 

This was a recent project that we undertook in which we produced copper guttering to be installed on a customer’s house in Malaysia. The guttering in question was our standard half round and featured a mixture of guttering, downpipes, bends, and hopper heads.


Copper Guttering, Rainwater Harvesting, Copper Downpipes, Malaysia, Copper Hopper Heads, Hopper
Copper Guttering and Hopper Head

 

The hoppers which were produced for this build were our Margaret hoppers, attached to our 80mm diameter downpipes and our standard half round guttering. A massive installation in an exotic part of the world, which the customer provided the drawings for us to work to, not only for his summer home but also his pet tiger’s house.

Copper Guttering, Copper Downpipe, Rainwater Harvesting, Eco-Friendly, Fabrication
 

The customer specifically chose us to produce and provide the guttering for him after contacting
various other guttering companies around the world and shopping around for the best possible
option. We subsequently invited the customer to come and tour our factory and witness first-hand
his order being manufactured, which our customer was over-joyed at. Being able to visit the factory and getting our expert opinions on our guttering and the installation process put the customer at ease and assured him that he was getting high quality, UK manufactured guttering to proudly display on his house and that would last for many years to come.


Engineers Loading The Lorry To Be Shipped To Malaysia


Established in 1988, Good Directions Ltd is one of the UK’s largest manufacturers of architectural features including external clocks, roof turrets, clock towers, weathervanes, copper guttering and street furniture.


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