Just installed it today and found to fit very securely. Added three screws per length just for added security. Cleaned out the granolas that were left in the gutters before installing guards. Found that I can cut the support edges short and fold the screen over the edges.

The product was great but did not fit well on our gutters. We have 15 year old shingles which are brittle which is making it difficult to slide the gutter guard under the shingles. The 5" ones were about 1/2" too narrow but these are 1.5" wider which made them generally too wide to slide evenly under the shingles

These screens are very well made and the installation instructions are very clear and understandable. The gutter guard website has videos and pictures to assist in cutting and attaching the screens to the gutters. My tin snips were too dull to cut the aluminum frames so I used my angle grinder with a cutting disk to make the cuts needed. When the gutters fill with rain water, the front and back of the gutters will spread apart where they are not secured with brackets to the facer board, so be sure the backside of the guards will stay secured under your shingles and not fall down into the gutter. Otherwise, the screens will not shed the debris sufficiently.

Well built product that is easy to install. Get a good pair of tin snips and you will be on your way. Instructions couldn't be an easier. Instead of the tape I screwed mine down with included self-tapping screws. Very sturdy. Main thing for me was keeping the pine needles out as the lots around me are covered in pine trees. Well, these do the trick. Nothing short of amazing. What a time saver throughout the year. Don't have to roof walk with the blower anymore. My wife thanks you (I think).

Installed these a few months back. They seem to be working well. Installation was pretty straight forward but I did have to get creative a few times. Due to my roof pitch I was left with a sizeable opening at the end of the gutter / guard run. I envisioned Carolina Wrens and other small birds using that opening and the gutter for a bird nest location. Definately did NOT want to find baby birds washed out of my down spouts. Patched the first run opening. Cut the rest of the last pieces long and folded the ends down to close tje opening. Forget cutting this stuff with used snips. It is TOUGH. I ended up using my 20v angle grinder which worked great. You will still need to plan on cleaing your gutters. With fall here mine need it now. But no more ladders as the debris is on top of the guards and not in the gutter. Should be a simple matter of brushing them off. I am happy with my purchase and my Gutter Guards.

Just installed about 60' of these with promising results. Read up on the high quality instructions and advice to make your installation the best it can be. Invest in some heavy duty tin snips in advance. I used the self-tapping screws instead of the 3M adhesive strips. The hex-tool included made it easy to position and drive the screws. Even on higher gutters (2 stories) it is necessary to install from the ladder-side of the gutter, so be ready to spend some time on the ladder.

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Great product for a great price! I wish the flanges were a little wider. Installation is a bit tricky if your gutters aren't perfectly straight.

I followed the installation instructions and the install was very easy. The gutter glove did a fantastic job as the remnants of hurricane Sally dumped over 4 inches of rain on us.

Pretty easy to install. The first section is the hardest to figure how you should bend it to fit your gutters but once you got that is done it goes up quick.