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【RELIABLE MATERIAL】Made of plastic materials, high hardness, strong bearing capacity, not easy to wear and break, flexible and easy to use, structural stability and durable excellent performance, long service life
【EFFECTIVE DRAINAGE】The RV gutter spout can flowing the rain to the left and right sides in rainy days to ensure that the rain is discharged normally and smoothly, maintain a dry state, prevent damage to the top of the RV
【EXTENSION DESIGN】It has an extension part, which can better guide the rain on the roof of the RV, avoid leaving ugly black stripes because of the rain, so that the RV maintains a clean and beautiful appearance
【EASY TO USE】You will receive two left side drains and two right side drains that can be applied to the four drains on your RV, providing full protection and use features. take a few minutes to complete the installation
【WIDE APPLICATION】These RV gutter spouts can directly replace the old/damaged gutters, the universal size design can be applied to most RV, camper and trailer, etc.Size about11.68x3.56x3.3cm/4.6x1.4x1.3inch
Specifications:
Type: RV Gutter Spout
Material: Plastic
Color: White
Size(L*W*H): About 11.68x3.56x3.3cm/4.6x1.4x1.3inch
Package Included:
4pcs x RV Gutter Spout(left, right)
Note:
1. Due to the light and screen difference, the item's color may be slightly different from the pictures.
2. Please allow 0.5-2 cm differences due to manual measurement.
Bearsnob
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
These Pilarmuture 4Pcs RV Gutter Spouts did not fit the gutter on my 5th wheel. I had to modify them by cutting out both of the inside tabs. At first I thought only the bottom tab needed to be cut out (see pic), but then the side tab was also causing a problem. With these two changes, and a small hole drilled, I was able to slide the spouts into place and screw them in with the existing screw. They fit pretty good (a bit too wide) and work great. I'm not sure why those tabs are there, but they weren't needed on my RV. At the very least, they should be made to break off at the base with a pair of pliers. I needed to use a very sharp knife and more pressure than I deemed safe. A Dremel tool would have worked much better in hindsight.
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