Yard, garden & outdoors

Amylove gutter and flood guards

Valley splash guards, rain diverters and flood barriers, sized for a season of weather.

7 packs2–8 pieces$9.99–$36.994 colours

A roof valley concentrates the whole slope into one stream, and in a downpour that stream jumps the gutter and lands on a path. A splash guard is a piece of bent metal that puts it back where it belongs. It takes ten minutes and a pair of gloves.

The flood barriers are a different job and a different season. They fill with water to hold their place against a doorway, and they are bought in advance because the shops are empty the week they are needed. Prices here start at $9.99.

The cheapest of the 7 boxes is not always the cheapest piece, and the per-piece line from 2 pieces upward says which is, here as in the Amylove range.

Questions about Amylove gutter and flood guards

Where does an Amylove valley splash guard go?

At the point where two roof slopes meet the gutter. That is where the water jumps, and it is usually obvious from the stain on the path below.

Do you need tools to fit one?

Gloves and ten minutes for most guards. The diverters need a couple of screws. Nothing here needs a roofer.

When should you buy a flood barrier?

Before the forecast, not during it. They are stored flat and filled when needed, and they are the thing that sells out first in a wet week.

Every count we pack, on one shelf

Every pack count we carry sits behind this button, from a pair of cubicle hangers to a thousand marking flags. Open the department you need, check the count on the card, and the till will confirm the price before you pay.

Prices and counts come from our own catalogue, and the till is the final word.