They say it fits 6 and 7 in gutters but does not fit the style on a manufactured home along the Lanai or screen room here in Florida unless you spend hundreds of dollars to put covers over the aluminum pans that make up the roof. All in all it a good product, similar to the product they wanted 3600$ dollars for.

My husband bought and installed these gutter guards on our house about 3 weeks ago. We've had two good rains since then and they are working great. Nothing makes it into the gutter, other than the rain. We have a lot of pine needles and they do not get caught in the guards - I thought they might. I would definitely recommend this product. Now I know that my husband won't be up on the ladder risking a fall.

Very easy to install if you are handy with a tin snips and a cordless drill/driver. Very impressed with the quality and functionality. we have had some very heavy rains lately and the amount of water that flowed across the gutter guard was very minimal. Very happy with the performance of these gutter guards.

The product comes in 48" lengths. Although that is true, the extruded aluminum at the front and back edges is held short by about 3/4" from each end of the mesh. The mesh is 48" long. By the time you bend the mesh at each end to abut the adjacent section, you end up with around 47" of coverage at a straight run. If you are at the end of the gutter and want closed ends to keep critters and such from getting under the guard, there is at least another 3" of length lost to bend at each end. The point is to make sure you over estimate your lengths to make sure you have enough to finish the job. I needed about 112' so I ordered a 96' and 24' package to complete my house but ended up short by about 10' and I had very little waste. Otherwise, this seems like a descent product and the installation was about what I expected. It is too early to tell since I just installed them a couple weeks ago and the leaves won't start falling for a few weeks, but I feel pretty confident I won't be climbing any ladders to clean out my gutters for a while. We have had a good downpour and I saw no issues of water running over the top of the gutters.

These gutter guards are high quality and easy to install. Don't see any difference from the professionally installed gutter guards. So far have worked great.

The leaf guards were a perfect fit, only one cut around a gutter mitre. The shipping took a minute, but they did arrive and came well secured in an appropriate box, delivered to my front door. I installed 28ft. , didn't take much effort, just up and down a ladder a few dozen times...

The installation was extremely easy. Two men, handy-toes, installed 340 feet of gutter guards in less than 8 hours. They look great. If it was sins hard some of the water rolls off of the sid rather than going into the gutter. Other than that, they are great.

The provided instructions covered the steps required to put these onto my gutters and they went on just fine with a barrel tile roof. The biggest challenge is cutting through the aluminum channel that will rest on top of the gutter since it is shaped to have a drop-down stop of aluminum, like a rudder, that rests against the inner edge of your gutter when installed, but makes it tough to cut with metal shears. Getting them bent to properly cover the gutter and rest against the back, just below the barrel tile roof extensions does take a little bit of work. Apart from that, installation went pretty easy, and I've already seen a lot of tree debris that I'm getting protection from sitting on top of the screens, so they seem to really do the job, and I expect them to last for a long time since they are made from SS and aluminum.

The installation was easy. This is a high quality product that appears to be doing its job beautifully. This is the first season so time and weather will tell. Unfortunately, it took longer than I would have liked. But not a result of Gutterglove. We learned that there was some wood rot that we had to fix first.

Easy? Well yes but you you will have to manuplate the shingles to raise them to slide the guard under ,I found it better to bend the right angle first then side under. The woest was my ladder was always in the wrong position and would have to be moved so as to properly slide in the guard and align