Questions and Answers for Amerimax Home Products 5 in. Aluminum Hidden Gutter Hanger with Screw

A:  I space them about 24" apart. Depending on the specific application, a longer spacing might be acceptable, but I wouldn't go over 36".

A:  Hangers should be installed every 24"

A:  Shouldn't need to

A:  No they are self drilling. I never did that and it worked fine

A:  I had no issues driving them in without pre-drilling

A:  It depends on the thickness of the the Drip edge. You should try one first to see what the difficulty is and make a determination after that.

A:  You'd have to pre-drill every hole with a hammer drill and use a small concrete screw.

A:  drill hole before screwing w/ a drill

A:  We do not have a hanger to go into a brick wall. Gutter is installed on the Fascia which is typically wood.

A:  This hooks on the top of your gutter then nailed into the board around your roof.

A:  Off hand I’d say about 2 inches.

A:  It end up about 3/4 to 1 inch into the fascia or the rafter tail.

A:  9, you generally want them 2 feet apart, especially if you get snow/ice in your area

A:  You would need to contact the pro desk on this.

A:  5 inches.

A:  5"

A:  I did each 16 inches

A:  2 feet max

A:  The distance should be every 24"

A:  3 feet is the recommended distance between hangers. If you are in northern states that get a lot of snow then the distance should be two feet between hangers.

A:  The screws I got were 3.5" and about 1.5" goes into the fascia.

A:  Yes, this is for individual pieces.

A:  This is a individual price

A:  This price is for an individual hanger

A:  It was by the pack and I think it was 10 in a pack I bought them in the fall