Downspout Elbows

Downspout Elbows play a critical role in directing water flow from gutters to safe drainage areas. Installed at angles, these components guide water around corners, away from walls, and toward splash blocks or underground systems. As a result, they help protect siding, foundations, and landscaping from water damage.

You can use elbows at the top, middle, or bottom of a downspout run. For example, a top elbow connects to the leader head or gutter outlet. A second elbow at the base helps redirect water away from the building. When used together, they ensure precise control over drainage paths.

We fabricate our elbows using .032, .040, or .050 aluminum, 24ga or 26ga steel, and 16 oz. copper, depending on your system. Additionally, all elbows are available in Kynar 500® finishes, which provide long-term protection from UV rays, rust, and fading.

These elbows are formed in standard angles—most commonly 30°, 45°, 60°, and 75°—and are compatible with both round and rectangular downspouts. Whether you’re working with a commercial, residential, or custom architectural drainage system, our elbows fit seamlessly and install easily.

Key Features:

• Directs water flow around corners and away from structures

• Available in round and rectangular profiles

• Formed in standard angles (30°, 45°, 60°, 75°)

• Made from aluminum, steel, or copper

• Offered with Kynar 500® finishes for long-term performance

• Seam-welded or locked for clean appearance and durability

• Easy to install at any point in the downspout run

Commonly Used With:

• Leader Heads – For smooth transitions into the downspout

• Straight Downspout Sections – To complete vertical runs

• Gutter Outlets – For the initial connection

• Splash Blocks or Drain Pipes – To safely redirect water at ground level

In short, Downspout Elbows ensure your drainage system performs efficiently while maintaining a clean, professional appearance.