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Gutter Foam

Gutter Foam — Simple, Effective Gutter Protection

 

What is Gutter Foam?

Gutter foam is a lightweight, open-cell polyurethane insert designed to sit neatly inside your guttering. It allows rainwater to flow freely while stopping leaves, twigs, and other debris from causing blockages.
Our Open-cell Polyurethane Gutter Foam is flexible and easy to install — providing reliable protection without changing the appearance of your roofline.

 

Key Benefits

  • Prevents blockages: Keeps leaves, dirt and debris from entering gutters and downpipes.

  • Ensures water flow: Open-cell structure allows rainwater to pass through freely.

  • Lightweight and flexible: Easily compressed for a snug fit in different gutter profiles.

  • Easy to install: No tools or fixings required — simply cut and place into your existing gutter.

  • Low maintenance: Reduces the need for regular gutter cleaning.

  • Discreet and durable: Sits inside the gutter, hidden from view, and made from long-lasting polyurethane foam.

  • Protects against water damage: Helps prevent overflow that can damage fascia boards, eaves and foundations.

 

Typical Uses

  • Residential homes and rental properties

  • Garages, carports, and sheds

  • Buildings surrounded by trees or vegetation

  • Gutters that are difficult to access safely

  • Seasonal or temporary gutter protection

 

How It Works

The foam acts as a filter — water passes through the open cells into the gutter, while larger debris remains on top to dry out or blow away. This keeps gutters clear and flowing without frequent cleaning or the risk of overflow.


 

Maintenance

  • Inspect twice a year: Especially after autumn and major storms.

  • Remove surface debris: Brush or hose off any buildup that settles on top.

  • Rinse when required: If sediment builds up, lift the foam out and rinse with a garden hose.

  • Replace when needed: Expected lifespan is typically 3–5 years, depending on exposure and environment.

 

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Installation Guide

What You’ll Need

  • Ladder and safety gear

  • Gloves and tape measure

  • Sharp utility knife or handsaw

Steps

  1. Clean the gutter: Remove all leaves, dirt and debris to start with a clear channel.

  2. Measure: Measure each section of gutter and cut foam to length.

  3. Fit: Place the foam into the gutter so it sits snugly against the sides without being compressed too tightly.

  4. Trim around outlets: Cut small sections to allow easy water flow into downpipes.

  5. Test: Pour water through to confirm proper flow and fit.

No clips, fixings or drilling required.

Before & After: Clear Gutters with Gutter Foam

See the difference our Gutter Foam makes.
These examples show how quickly leaves and debris can build up — and how clean, free-flowing your gutters look after installation.

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After

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Why Choose Gutter Foam

  • Simple and affordable protection

  • Discreet, low-profile appearance

  • DIY-friendly installation

  • Long-lasting, weather-resistant material

  • Proven effectiveness in New Zealand conditions


FAQs

Q: Will the foam block water flow?
A: No — the open-cell design allows water to flow freely, even in heavy rain.

Q: How long does it last?
A: Typically 3–5 years depending on local conditions and exposure.

Q: Does it fit all gutter types?
A: Yes — the foam can be easily trimmed to suit half-round, quad or box-style gutters.

Q: Can I install it myself?
A: Yes — it’s quick and requires no tools or fixings.

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