FlipSpout Aluminum Flip-Up Downspout Extension Hinged | GutterAll
FlipSpout Aluminum Flip-Up Downspout Extension - Hinged Drain Extender Premium Corrugated Aluminum | Riveted Pivot Hinge for Mowing | 18 Inch and 30 Inch Lengths | A-Style and B-St yle Configurations | Gutter-Matched Colors | Foundation Drainage Protection | Damascus Oregon CONTRACTOR LOCAL PICKUP - DAMASCUS, OREGON Premium aluminum flip-up downspout extension - directs water away from foundations, then flips up out of the way for mowing and yard work without disconnecting! 18" and 30" Lengths | A-Style and B-Style | Gutter-Matched Colors | Riveted Hinge | Ships Nationwide | Custom Orders Available Key Benefits at a Glance Flip-Up Hinge Design Riveted pivot hinge allows extension to flip up for mowing without disconnecting from downspout. Premium Aluminum Corrugated painted aluminum matches professional gutter systems - no cheap plastic appearance. Foundation Protection Directs water 18 or 30 inches away from foundation to prevent damage and erosion. Professional Appearance Gutter-matched colors and corrugated profile create integrated look that enhances curb appeal. FlipSpout Aluminum Flip-Up Downspout Extension - Damascus, Oregon: FlipSpout is a premium flip-up corrugated aluminum downspout extension (also known as a hinged drain extender, flip-up elbow extension, or swing-away downspout diverter) designed to move water farther away from foundations while getting out of the way when needed most. Unlike bulky plastic flex extensions that kink, fade, and look temporary, FlipSpout is built from durable painted aluminum to match professional gutter systems and maintain curb appeal. The riveted pivot hinge at the elbow allows the straight section to flip up for mowing, trimming, and yard work without disconnecting or disturbing the downspout system. Available in 18-inch and 30-inch lengths (18" and 30"), A-style (front crimp) and B-style (back crimp) configurations, and a wide range of gutter-matched colors to fit any drainage layout. GutterAll offers FlipSpout for contractors specifying premium drainage components and property owners seeking practical drainage improvement that installs like a standard elbow and extension, looks like part of the original system, and provides genuine foundation protection. Configuration Length Best For Stock A-Style (Front Crimp) 18 inch (18") Standard drainage, tight spaces In Stock A-Style (Front Crimp) POPULAR 30 inch (30") Extended reach, maximum protection In Stock B-Style (Back Crimp) 18 inch (18") Reverse orientation, tight spaces In Stock B-Style (Back Crimp) 30 inch (30") Reverse orientation, extended reach In Stock Contractor Local Pickup: GutterAll - 19759 SE Sunnyside Rd, Damascus, Oregon 97089 - Mon-Fri 7am-4pm, Sat 8am-2pm PST Local Delivery: Portland metro area available - call for scheduling Shipping: Ships nationwide via standard carriers Volume Orders: Call GutterAll at (503) 850-6784 for contractor pricing on multiple units The Problem with Standard Downspout Extensions Every property owner knows the frustration: standard downspout extensions sit right in the mowing path. The mower must stop, the extension must be disconnected, the area must be mowed around, then reconnected - or worse, the extension gets hit with the mower, cracking plastic or denting aluminum. Plastic flex extensions look cheap, kink over time, fade in sunlight, and scream "temporary fix." Rigid aluminum extensions get bent, stepped on, or knocked loose. And if the extension is not in place, water dumps right at the foundation - exactly where it should not go. FlipSpout solves all of these problems with one elegant solution: a premium aluminum extension that flips up out of the way, then flips back down to protect the foundation. Flip-Up Hinge Design - Mow Without Disconnecting: The FlipSpout riveted pivot hinge is the key innovation that makes this extension so practical. When property owners need to mow, trim, edge, or move equipment through the yard, the straight extension section simply flips upward at the hinge - it pivots up and out of the way without disconnecting from the downspout. No tools required, no screws to remove, no pieces to lose or forget to reinstall. When yard work is complete, flip it back down and it immediately directs water away from the foundation again. This simple mechanism eliminates the most common complaint about downspout extensions: they are always in the way. With FlipSpout, drainage and lawn care finally work together instead of fighting each other. GutterAll stocks FlipSpout in multiple configurations at the Damascus, Oregon location for immediate pickup. Premium Corrugated Aluminum - Professional Appearance: FlipSpout is built from durable painted aluminum with the same corrugated profile used in professional gutter systems. Unlike plastic flex extensions that look cheap, kink, crack, and fade within a season or two, FlipSpout maintains appearance and function for years. The corrugated design mirrors standard downspout elbows for a clean, integrated look that does not scream "add-on." Available in a wide range of gutter-matched colors, FlipSpout blends seamlessly with existing drainage systems - most people will not even notice it is an extension until they see it flip up. For contractors, this professional appearance means satisfied customers who appreciate attention to detail. For property owners, it means curb appeal that does not suffer just because proper drainage is needed. The factory-applied painted finish resists fading, chipping, and corrosion for long-lasting performance. Foundation Protection - Direct Water Where It Belongs: The primary job of any downspout extension is moving water away from the foundation - and FlipSpout excels at this essential function. Available in 18-inch and 30-inch lengths (18" and 30"), FlipSpout extends the drainage path to reduce pooling and erosion near the foundation, keeps grade and landscaping drier, and cuts down on muddy spots where runoff usually collects. Water damage to foundations is one of the most expensive repairs property owners face, and proper drainage is the first line of defense. The 30-inch length is particularly effective for moving water past problem areas, flower beds, or walkways. By keeping water moving away from the structure, FlipSpout helps prevent basement moisture, crawlspace dampness, foundation settling, and landscape erosion. GutterAll recommends the 30-inch length for most applications because it provides maximum foundation protection. A-Style vs. B-Style - Fits Any Downspout Orientation: FlipSpout is available in both A-style (front crimp) and B-style (back crimp) configurations to match existing downspout orientation. The difference refers to which side of the elbow has the crimped (smaller) end that slides into the downspout. A-style has the crimp on the front face of the elbow; B-style has the crimp on the back. This matters because downspouts can be oriented with the wider face toward the wall or away from it, depending on how they were installed. By offering both styles, FlipSpout ensures a proper fit regardless of existing downspout configuration. Property owners unsure which style is needed can measure the downspout and note which direction the seam faces - or contact GutterAll at the Damascus, Oregon location and staff will help determine the correct configuration. 18-Inch vs. 30-Inch Length - Choosing the Right Extension: FlipSpout is available in two lengths: 18 inches (18") and 30 inches (30"). The 18-inch length is suitable for standard drainage extension needs, tight spaces near walkways, compact yard areas, and situations where a lower profile when flipped is preferred. The 30-inch length provides extended drainage reach, maximum foundation protection, clearance past flower beds and landscaping, and better performance for problem drainage areas. GutterAll recommends the 30-inch length for most applications because it provides more drainage distance for better foundation protection and can clear flower beds, landscaping, and walkways. The 18-inch length should be chosen when space is limited or basic extension beyond the standard elbow is sufficient. Gutter-Matched Colors - Seamless Integration: FlipSpout is available in a wide range of gutter-matched colors to blend seamlessly with existing gutter and downspout systems. Common colors include white, brown, black, clay, almond, and other standard gutter colors. The factory-applied painted finish is designed to match the colors used by major gutter manufacturers, ensuring the FlipSpout looks like it was installed as part of the original system rather than added later. For contractors, color matching is essential for maintaining the professional appearance customers expect. For property owners, it means the drainage improvement does not detract from curb appeal. Contact GutterAll at (503) 850-6784 to confirm color availability or discuss custom color options for specific projects. FlipSpout is the premium aluminum flip-up downspout extension that solves the eternal conflict between proper drainage and easy lawn care. Unlike plastic flex extensions that kink, crack, fade, and look temporary, FlipSpout is built from durable painted corrugated aluminum that matches professional gutter systems and maintains curb appeal for years. The riveted pivot hinge allows the straight extension section to flip up for mowing, trimming, and yard work - then flip back down to direct water away from the foundation. No disconnecting, no tools, no pieces to lose. Available in 18-inch and 30-inch lengths (18" and 30"), A-style (front crimp) and B-style (back crimp) configurations, and a wide range of gutter-matched colors to fit any home. The corrugated design mirrors standard downspout elbows for a clean, integrated appearance that does not look like an afterthought. GutterAll offers FlipSpout for contractors seeking a practical premium upgrade that installs like a standard elbow and extension, looks like part of the original system, and provides genuine drainage improvement. Standard shipping available nationwide, or pick up locally at the Damascus, Oregon location. Key Benefits: Flip-Up Hinge Design: Riveted pivot hinge allows extension to flip up for mowing and yard work No Disconnecting Required: Flip up and down without tools, screws, or removing pieces Premium Corrugated Aluminum: Durable painted finish matches professional gutter systems Professional Appearance: Corrugated profile mirrors standard downspout elbows for integrated look Gutter-Matched Colors: Wide range of colors to match existing gutters and downspouts Foundation Protection: Directs water away from foundation to prevent damage and erosion 18" and 30" Lengths: Choose extension length based on drainage needs and space A-Style and B-Style: Front crimp or back crimp to match existing downspout orientation Fits 2x3 and 3x4 Downspouts: Compatible with standard rectangular downspout sizes Reduces Pooling and Erosion: Keeps grade and landscaping drier near foundation Eliminates Muddy Spots: Moves runoff away from high-traffic areas Fewer Trip Hazards: Flips up to clear walkways and traffic paths when needed Long-Lasting Durability: Aluminum construction resists kinking, cracking, and fading Easy Installation: Installs like a standard elbow and extension with screws Product Specifications: Product Type: Flip-Up Downspout Extension / Hinged Drain Extender Brand: FlipSpout Material: Corrugated Painted Aluminum Extension Lengths: 18 inch (18") and 30 inch (30") Configurations: A-Style (front crimp) and B-Style (back crimp) Downspout Compatibility: 2x3 and 3x4 rectangular downspouts Hinge Type: Riveted pivot hinge Profile: Corrugated (matches standard downspout elbows) Finish: Factory-applied painted finish Colors Available: White, Brown, Black, Clay, Almond, and other gutter-matched colors Installation Method: Standard elbow attachment with screws (recommended) Application: Residential, Commercial, Multi-Family Foundation Protection Range: 18 to 30 inches from downspout base Expected Lifespan: 15-25+ years with proper installation Maintenance Required: None - occasional cleaning recommended Custom Orders: Available - contact for details Condition: New 18-Inch vs. 30-Inch Length - Selection Guide: 18-Inch FlipSpout (18") Standard drainage extension Tight spaces near walkways Compact yard areas Basic foundation protection Lower profile when flipped up Best for: Standard drainage needs, smaller yards, areas where space is limited 30-Inch FlipSpout (30") POPULAR Extended drainage reach Maximum foundation protection Clears flower beds and landscaping Reaches past walkways Better for problem drainage areas Best for: Most homes, problem drainage areas, flower beds, maximum protection GutterAll Recommendation: The 30-inch length is most popular because it provides more drainage distance for better foundation protection and can clear flower beds, landscaping, and walkways. Choose the 18-inch length when space is limited or basic extension beyond the standard elbow is sufficient. A-Style vs. B-Style - Understanding Downspout Orientation: A-Style (Front Crimp) The crimped (smaller) end is on the front face of the elbow. This is the most common configuration. Use A-style when the downspout wide face is against the wall and the narrow seam faces outward. B-Style (Back Crimp) The crimped (smaller) end is on the back face of the elbow. Use B-style when the downspout narrow seam faces the wall and the wide face faces outward. How to Determine: Look at the existing downspout elbow at the bottom of the downspout run. Note which direction the seam faces and match the FlipSpout style accordingly. Contact GutterAll at (503) 850-6784 for assistance determining the correct configuration. Common Names - Same Premium Product: This drainage component is known by several names in the gutter and landscaping industry. Understanding these synonyms helps contractors communicate with suppliers and helps property owners research the right product: Flip-Up Downspout Extension The most descriptive term for this product type. Emphasizes the flip-up hinge mechanism that distinguishes it from standard fixed extensions. Hinged Drain Extender Technical term emphasizing the hinged connection. Common in contractor specifications and product catalogs. Swing-Away Downspout Diverter Descriptive term used by some manufacturers. Emphasizes the swing-away action that clears the extension from the mowing path. Flip-Up Elbow Extension Term describing the elbow-plus-extension configuration with flip-up capability. Common in DIY and home improvement contexts. Pivoting Downspout Extension Alternative term emphasizing the pivot hinge mechanism. Used interchangeably with flip-up and hinged terminology. Fold-Up Drain Extension Casual term used by property owners when describing the fold-up action. GutterAll staff recognize this term and can assist. Who Uses FlipSpout Downspout Extensions? Contractors and Trade Professionals Gutter installation professionals adding value to projects Landscapers solving drainage problems for clients General contractors completing exterior finishes Property maintenance companies upgrading drainage Home builders specifying premium drainage components Roofing contractors completing gutter system installations Contractor Benefit: Premium upgrade that installs quickly, looks professional, and solves a common customer complaint. Volume pricing available at GutterAll Damascus, Oregon location. Property Owners Homeowners tired of disconnecting extensions for mowing Property owners with foundation drainage concerns Landlords seeking low-maintenance drainage solutions HOA-compliant drainage upgrades with professional appearance DIY homeowners seeking professional-quality components Property flippers upgrading curb appeal efficiently Property Owner Benefit: Professional results with easy DIY installation. No more stopping to disconnect extensions during mowing. GutterAll staff available to answer installation questions. Common Applications: Application Why Use FlipSpout Key Benefit Residential Homes Foundation protection with easy lawn maintenance Flip up for mowing, flip down for drainage Landscaped Properties 30-inch length clears flower beds Protects landscaping investment from erosion Walkway Areas Extension flips up to clear pedestrian traffic Eliminates trip hazards when needed Problem Drainage Areas Extended reach moves water past trouble spots Reduces pooling and soggy areas Rental Properties Low-maintenance solution for property managers Tenants can flip up without tools New Construction Premium upgrade that differentiates the build Professional appearance buyers appreciate Installation Guide - Contractors and Property Owners: Remove Existing Elbow: Disconnect the existing bottom elbow from the downspout. Remove any screws securing the elbow to the downspout and gently pull the elbow away from the downspout outlet. Verify Style Compatibility: Confirm the FlipSpout style (A-style or B-style) matches the existing downspout orientation. The crimped end should slide into the downspout opening smoothly. Position FlipSpout Elbow: Insert the crimped end of the FlipSpout elbow into the bottom of the downspout. Ensure the elbow is oriented so the extension will point away from the foundation when flipped down. Secure Elbow Connection: Use sheet metal screws (2-3 screws recommended) to secure the FlipSpout elbow to the downspout. Drill pilot holes if needed to prevent aluminum cracking. Test Hinge Operation: Flip the extension section up and down several times to verify smooth hinge operation. The extension should pivot freely without binding or excessive resistance. Verify Extension Angle: With the extension flipped down, verify it directs water away from the foundation at an appropriate angle. Adjust elbow rotation if needed before final tightening. Check Ground Clearance: Ensure the extension clears the ground when flipped down. The end should rest on or slightly above grade to direct water without digging into soil. Test Drainage Flow: Run water through the gutter system from a garden hose to verify proper flow through the FlipSpout and confirm all connections are secure without leaks. Installation Note: Use sheet metal screws appropriate for aluminum gutter components. Stainless steel or zinc-plated screws are recommended. Do not over-tighten screws as this can crack the aluminum. GutterAll carries compatible screws and installation supplies at the Damascus, Oregon location. Frequently Asked Questions: Q: How does the flip-up hinge work? The FlipSpout features a riveted pivot hinge at the joint between the elbow and straight extension section. When mowing or yard work is needed, simply lift the straight extension section and it pivots upward at the hinge - flipping up and out of the way without disconnecting from the downspout. No tools are required, no screws need to be removed, and no pieces can be lost or forgotten. When yard work is complete, flip the extension back down and it immediately resumes directing water away from the foundation. The hinge is designed for thousands of cycles without loosening or wearing out. Q: What is the difference between A-style and B-style? A-style (front crimp) has the crimped (smaller) end on the front face of the elbow, while B-style (back crimp) has the crimp on the back face. This refers to which side of the elbow slides into the downspout. The correct style depends on existing downspout orientation - specifically, which direction the downspout seam faces. A-style is more common, but both configurations are stocked at the GutterAll Damascus, Oregon location. Contact GutterAll at (503) 850-6784 for assistance determining the correct style. Q: Should property owners choose 18-inch or 30-inch length? GutterAll recommends the 30-inch length for most applications because it provides greater drainage distance for better foundation protection. The 30-inch length can clear flower beds, landscaping, and walkways that the 18-inch length might not reach. Choose the 18-inch length when space is limited, when a lower profile when flipped is preferred, or when basic extension beyond the standard elbow is sufficient. Both lengths are available for immediate pickup at the Damascus, Oregon location. Q: What downspout sizes does FlipSpout fit? FlipSpout is available for 2x3 and 3x4 rectangular downspouts, which are the standard residential downspout sizes in North America. The 2x3 size (2 inches by 3 inches) is the most common residential size, while 3x4 (3 inches by 4 inches) is used on larger homes and commercial buildings. Select the FlipSpout size that matches the existing downspout dimensions. Contact GutterAll at (503) 850-6784 to confirm sizing for specific applications. Q: How long will FlipSpout last compared to plastic extensions? FlipSpout is built from painted corrugated aluminum, the same material used in professional gutter systems. Unlike plastic flex extensions that typically last 1-3 seasons before kinking, cracking, or fading, FlipSpout is designed to last 15-25+ years with proper installation. The factory-applied painted finish resists fading and corrosion, while the aluminum construction eliminates the kinking and cracking that plague plastic alternatives. The riveted hinge is designed for thousands of cycles without wear. Q: Can contractors pick up locally instead of waiting for shipping? GutterAll offers local pickup at the Damascus, Oregon location for contractors and property owners in the Portland metro area. The facility is located at 19759 SE Sunnyside Rd, Damascus, OR 97089, open Monday through Friday 7am to 4pm and Saturday 8am to 2pm PST. Call (503) 850-6784 to confirm stock availability and color options before visiting. GutterAll also offers local delivery within the Portland metro area and standard shipping nationwide for customers outside the region. Volume pricing is available for contractors ordering multiple units. Volume Orders and Custom Configurations Welcome! Need multiple FlipSpout units for a project, special colors, or custom configurations? GutterAll can help! GutterAll works with contractors and property owners on volume orders including contractor pricing for multiple units, special color matching for specific projects, and both 2x3 and 3x4 downspout sizes. Whether outfitting a single home, a multi-unit property, or stocking contractor inventory - contact GutterAll to discuss requirements. Contact GutterAll for Volume Orders: (503) 850-6784 Or email: [email protected] GutterAll - Drainage Solutions Specialists Professional gutter components for contractors and property owners. GutterAll offers FlipSpout Aluminum Flip-Up Downspout Extensions to solve the eternal conflict between proper drainage and easy lawn care. The premium corrugated aluminum construction matches professional gutter systems, the riveted pivot hinge allows the extension to flip up for mowing, and the gutter-matched colors ensure seamless integration with existing systems. Better foundation protection, easier lawn maintenance, and professional appearance - all in one practical upgrade. Serving the Pacific Northwest with local pickup and shipping nationwide. GutterAll - Damascus, Oregon Professional Gutter Installation and Supplies Address:19759 SE Sunnyside RdDamascus, OR 97089 Hours:Mon-Fri: 7am-4pmSat: 8am-2pm PSTContractor Pickup Available Email:[email protected] Phone:(503) 850-6784 { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "FAQPage", "mainEntity": [ { "@type": "Question", "name": "How does the flip-up hinge work?", "acceptedAnswer": { "@type": "Answer", "text": "The FlipSpout features a riveted pivot hinge at the joint between the elbow and straight extension section. When mowing or yard work is needed, simply lift the straight extension section and it pivots upward at the hinge - flipping up and out of the way without disconnecting from the downspout. No tools are required, no screws need to be removed, and no pieces can be lost or forgotten. When yard work is complete, flip the extension back down and it immediately resumes directing water away from the foundation. 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