ko:<\/p>\n
THIRD LAGUNA HILLS<\/p>\n
STANDARD 18: GUTTERS & DOWNSPOUTS<\/p>\n
OCTOBER 1981<\/p>\n
REVISED APRIL 1996 RESOLUTION M3-96-28<\/p>\n
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS REVISED APRIL 2011, RESOLUTION 03-11-49<\/p>\n
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS REVISED JANUARY 2018, RESOLUTION 03-18-12<\/p>\n
REVISED JUNE 2018, RESOLUTION 03-18-91<\/p>\n
REVISED DECEMBER 2023, RESOLUTION 03-23-144<\/p>\n
REVISED AUGUST 2024, RESOLUTION 03-24-103<\/p>\n
1.0<\/p>\n
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS<\/p>\n
See Standard 1: General Requirements<\/p>\n
2.0<\/p>\n
DEFINITIONS<\/p>\n
21<\/p>\n
Seamless gutters: A seamless gutter is a single piece of gutter formed on the<\/p>\n
jobsite to match the exact measurement of a particular job. Seamless gutters<\/p>\n
can be run in lengths up to 100 feet.<\/p>\n
2.2<\/p>\n
Hidden gutter hangers: A hidden gutter hanger is designed to clip under the<\/p>\n
gutter hem and then screwed to the fascia board from inside the gutter.<\/p>\n
23<\/p>\n
Spike and ferrule hangers: A spike is a long nail that penetrates the front of a<\/p>\n
gutter and is directed to the back of the gutter through a ferrule or tube.<\/p>\n
24<\/p>\n
Fascia: A finished wooden board or other flat piece of material such that<\/p>\n
covers the end of the roof rafters.<\/p>\n
2.5<\/p>\n
Splash block: A device manufactured from concrete or plastic that works to<\/p>\n
channel water away from the building foundation, positioned directly under a<\/p>\n
downspout.<\/p>\n
2.6<\/p>\n
LeafFilter \/ LeafGuard: A covering over the top of the gutter with a fine filter<\/p>\n
that keeps gutters clear of small debris.<\/p>\n
3.0<\/p>\n
APPLICATIONS<\/p>\n
341<\/p>\n
All gutter installations are to be seamless.<\/p>\n
3.2<\/p>\n
All gutters shall have a slope of no less than 1\/8-inch per foot along their<\/p>\n
entire run length but no more than Yz-inch in 40 lineal feet. Gutters and<\/p>\n
downspouts shall be installed so that water does not pool at any point.
\n3.3<\/p>\n
Downspouts shall be installed at intervals appropriate for its installation in<\/p>\n
compliance with The Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors\u2019 National<\/p>\n
Association (SMACNA).<\/p>\n
A. In no case shall downspout spacing exceed 40 lineal feet.<\/p>\n
B. No downspout may be installed that will drain into an area that will<\/p>\n
effect surface drainage in an adverse way.<\/p>\n
3.4<\/p>\n
All gutter installations that penetrate the roof systems in any way are<\/p>\n
prohibited.<\/p>\n
3.5<\/p>\n
All gutters are to be 6-inches wide as measured across the top. Gutters are<\/p>\n
to be made of aluminum with a minimum gauge of .027. Vinyl coated<\/p>\n
aluminum is permitted. Copper and steel gutters or downspouts are not<\/p>\n
permitted.<\/p>\n
5.00<\/p>\n
(5\u201d allowed at patio cover)<\/p>\n
\u0628\u06cc<\/p>\n
5.15<\/p>\n
460<\/p>\n
4.00<\/p>\n
LY.<\/p>\n
A. Exception: In patio cover installations where a \u2018rafter bracket\u2019 is used,<\/p>\n
gutter width can be modified to 5 inches to accommodate \u2018rafter<\/p>\n
bracket\u2019. See Standard 22: Patio & Balcony Covers Aluminum and<\/p>\n
Vinyl.<\/p>\n
3.6<\/p>\n
All downspouts to be sized appropriately for the area that is being drained.<\/p>\n
3.7<\/p>\n
Termination of a downspout shall not allow water flowing out of a downspout<\/p>\n
to flow back towards the building. A combination of downspout and splash<\/p>\n
blocks may be used to achieve positive drainage away from building.<\/p>\n
3.8<\/p>\n
Downspouts that terminate directly into a drain inlet must provide a 1-inch air<\/p>\n
gap at point of transition.<\/p>\n
3.9<\/p>\n
Gutters and leaf guards are required in order to assist in substantially<\/p>\n
reducing maintenance costs; prevent pest infestations and breeding sites;<\/p>\n
provide fire protection from flying embers; and prevent obstructions.<\/p>\n
3.10<\/p>\n
Gutters and downspouts will be of the same color. Color to conform to Third<\/p>\n
Mutual’s exterior paint color standards options 1 through 10 corresponding to<\/p>\n
the geographical area of the manor.
\n3.11<\/p>\n
Alteration aluminum gutters and downspouts are not to be connected to<\/p>\n
original steel gutters and downspouts. If the alteration gutter system<\/p>\n
must be connected to an original steel gutter system, the member is<\/p>\n
responsible for replacing the original steel gutter system with new<\/p>\n
aluminum that matches the original style and color.<\/p>\n
3.12<\/p>\n
Gutters attached to the mutual owned fascia are required to be attached<\/p>\n
using hidden gutter hangers and be spaced at a minimum of 30-inches.<\/p>\n
Aluminum and quick screw hangers are prohibited. Spike and ferrule<\/p>\n
hangers are prohibited.<\/p>\n
3.13<\/p>\n
All penetrations must be properly sealed, exposed wood must be<\/p>\n
primed and painted to match the existing paint of the building. Member<\/p>\n
will be responsible for all damages to roof or fascia.<\/p>","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"template":"","document_category":[1075,1740],"document_type":[53],"class_list":["post-48627","document","type-document","status-publish","hentry","document_category-architectural-standards-operating-rules-third","document_category-third-architectural-standards-ma","document_type-other"],"acf":{"document":46442,"resolutions":null,"legacy_id":"1041","pdf_extracted_text":""},"yoast_head":"\n