Gutter Guard 5 inch, 304 Stainless Steel Gutter Sceen Mesh Roll, Leaf Filter Gutter Protection, Leaf Guards for Leaves, Branches, Debris, 40 Feet

This was easy to install. Make sure you have good wire cutters to cut to size needed. We found that it was easier to install if we molded the wire by bending it in half before putting it inside the gutters. Gets the job done. Durable, fit our gutter without a problem. Great value.

I liked this product because it was inexpensive compared to other gutter guard types.

Fit perfectly in my driveway trench drain even though it is for gutters. Helps keep leaves and debris from going into the drain and clogging it. The picture is not my actual drain, just used it to show type Of drain I am talking about. I put the screen mesh under the grating.

Great

No gutter guard is foolproof. However, this option seemed promising. Thus, I'm giving it a try. No problem trying to get it unfurled and laying straight. Just roll it out and bend it back a bit. In addition, I installed 40 feet of the guard using the gloves provided with zero injuries. Nice and neat installation using separately purchased stainless steel screws per the photos I uploaded on 5" across K-style aluminum gutters. The material is far more rigid and (I suspect) durable than plastic. However, time will tell if it holds up to snow loads particularly below a metal roof. However, I'm hopeful it will. Note that I used 1" x 3" treated lumber strips to provide support in the one installation shown in the photos and sightly bent out the back of the gutters in the other instance to provide back support in the other photos. Again, time will tell if it holds up. However, so far so good and I'll post an update in spring.

I used gutter guard to keep squirrels from entering my house by way of roof.Also to block off holes in a couple of trees, where they play, live,& breed.This product worked great. Heavy duty scissors required.

These work great so far. I purchased these to service two purposes. First, keep the gutters from getting clogged with leaves. Second, keep the birds from nesting in the downspouts. These have performed perfectly for both. We’ve had several thunderstorms that dumped inches of rain and these let the water flow impeded. More importantly, the starlings have chosen to nest somewhere else since they couldn’t access the downspouts.Lastly, I have one suggestion. Cut the wire into manageable sections. I arbitrarily choose five foot sections and that speed the process incredibly. I initially tried to run one piece the entire run only to be cut up and frustrated. Cutting it up made the operation plug and play.

Somewhat difficult to install with just one person and I wish they were just over 5 inches. Otherwise I am happy with my purchase