Wide Mouth Gutter to Downspout Funnel for 3x4 Downpipe (6 inch K Style Gutter, 3x4 inch downpipe)

They are a little expensive but they work fantastic & easy to install! I have 5" gutters & downspouts, however, they can't handle the amount of rain flow & constantly get clogged up with leaves. When it rains heavily the water floods over the sides of the gutters & dumps too much water into my front garden. After installing these on the 3 shortest downspout pipes I no longer have that problem & I am installing gutter guards to eliminate the leaves & debris problems. I highly recommend this product! They have cut my gutter blowing from every other day to 1-2x per month until I install the gutter guards.

This will stop your gutters from overflowing and will maximize the efficiency of your downspouts. Our gutters were over flowing during some of the heavier rain storm we had and I could not understand why. After looking in the gutters the hole they drilled that lead to the downspout was a 2 1/2 inch round hole. Not very efficient when you have a 3 x 4 downspout. After installing the wide mouth funnel, the gutters have not overflowed once. Definitely increases the volume of water that flows out of the gutter and downspout. Highly recommended

Dinged a star because I think tubular rivets should be used everywhere, or install pop rivets from the inside to out. Why because I dont want debris, (we have a locust with long seed pods over roof) to catch on a pop rivet. But this is a minor heads up, drill them out and change if you want to. This is easy install and the extended back panel is super and makes it quick. Great value opposed to all new 6 in. gutters.

Easy install

Helps but, expensive……dont expect all the leaves to suddenly flow from gutter ……

Pretty flimsy product. Don’t waste a dime on this and get yourself a gutter professional to put in a good quality piece.

A most simple solution to a vexing problem.My home was installed with narrow gutters and narrower downspouts.It is a full time job keeping pine needles and all other sorts of debris from clogging the downspout which was only 3" in diameter.Gutters being soft aluminum stood no chance against my tin snips and Dremel to quickly cut out the gutter.I then tapped the holes with a 1/8 drill and used a rivet gun to secure the down spout in place.It took me about 30 mins to complete each down spout.So far so good all seems to be swallowed by the now spacious downspout opening.I can put off getting new gutters for the time being.

Not at all easy to install if done properly but works once you do get right.