Waterspout zinc pipe diameter 22 mm
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General product information
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Gargoyles, also known as "gargoyles" (English) or "gargouilles" (French), have been around since ancient times. Gargoyles have and had the function of "spraying" the water collected in a rain gutter away from the building and thus protecting the masonry. Gargoyles also had a symbolic meaning in earlier times: they were often designed as animalistic, sometimes mythical and demonic creatures. Their demonic appearance was intended to ward off evil spirits and demons and protect the building from evil forces.
Nowadays, gargoyles are used more as a playful element: As decorative rain gutter ornaments or roof edge finishes, as water spouts for fountains or as individual design elements in the garden area.
Specific product information
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Copper or titanium zinc
Our waterspouts are made from mouldable materials (rolled sheet metal). We offer all models in the two materials copper DIN 1787 or titanium zinc DIN EN 988. The material thickness is approx. 0.7 mm.Copper is a very durable material. It changes colour over time from light red to dark brown. It has a high resistance even under severe weather conditions.
Titanium zinc is an alloy of zinc and small amounts of titanium and copper. Titanium zinc has a blue-grey colour and will darken slightly over time. Titanium zinc is also a very durable, corrosion-resistant material.
Sizes
Rainwater pipes, downpipes and drainpipes have fixed sizes. Accordingly, our waterspouts are manufactured with different connection diameters of 22 - 100 mm, depending on the model. The specified internal diameters are nominal dimensions. These may vary slightly.Our large dragon model is available in 5 different diameters 60 / 76 / 80 / 87 / 100 mm. On request, this model can also be manufactured with a soldered-on adapter pipe from 100 to 120 mm diameter.
Mounting and care
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Mounting
The waterspout is placed on the water-bearing pipe and must be soldered or riveted on for mounting.All installation work should be carried out by a specialist. We accept no liability for damage caused by improper mounting.
