Amerimax Home Products 636025 Lock-In Gutter Guard, Black, 25 Count (Pack of 1)
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Size Name: 25 Count (Pack of 1)
Color Name: Black
Features
- Compatible with 4", 5", and 6" metal (steel or aluminum) K-style gutters
- The tight expanded metal mesh pattern keeps out most debris, to keep your gutters flowing freely.
- Constructed of durable powder-coated steel for long life and protection from the elements, and neutral color blends seamlessly with roofline
- Easy "lock-in" installation, simply slide under the first row of shingles and lock the gutter guard to the front lip of the gutter
- Includes 10-year limited
- Made in the USA
- Carton contains 25 pieces
Description
Use the Amerimax 3' Lock-In Gutter Guard to help protect your gutter from filling with debris. These gutter guards are compatible with 4", 5" , & 6" metal K-style gutters and the pre-notched design allows for overlapping which eliminates gaps between the guards. The tight expanded metal mesh pattern keeps out most debris, to keep your gutters flowing freely. Easy to install, simply slide the flat side under the shingle and lock the curved portion in to the front edge of the gutter. Made of durable powder-coated steel, this product is designed to handle high volume water flow and hold up to the heat and cold better than vinyl gutter guards. Includes a 10-year limited and is Made in the USA.
Manufacturer: Amerimax
Part Number: 6360-25
Item Weight: 11.5 ounces
Product Dimensions: 36 x 6 x 0.25 inches
Item model number: 636025
Size: 25 Count (Pack of 1)
Color: Black
Style: Gutter Guard
Material: Steel
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: 3' Lock-In™ Gutter Guard
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: 10 Year Limited
Date First Available: November 2, 2014
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Size Name: 25 Count (Pack of 1)
Color Name: Black
This product is just simple mesh, cut and formed for the specific use of gutter protection. There is a perfect balance between rigidity/thickness and how bendable it is, and it is easy to cut with tin snips. I only have 40 linear feet of gutter, so I was able to do the job in a few hours. I have a 4" gutter, so the width of this product is more than is needed, but it tucks neatly under the roof tiles. In the few places where the roof material was unyielding and I could not tuck much of the mesh underneath, I simply trimmed the mesh shorter to fit. All that is needed is a pair of supple work gloves, a good pair of tin snips, a power drill with 1/8 bit, some small screw and screwdriver. I placed 2 screws per section which is plenty to anchor the guards no matter how strong the wind blows (screws do NOT come with the product). I strongly recommend the gloves, as there are sharp edges and barbs along the cut edges of the mesh that will nick your hands without protection. The mesh of this product is rather large, which is fine to block big leaves that clog gutters around here, but if you live in an area with trees that drop a lot of fine or very small crud, then you might want something with a finer mesh. The other consideration that I am dealing with is the steep pitch of my roof; water runs fast into the gutter, therefore gutter guards with a fine mesh can actually cause the water to "bounce off" and not trap or catch enough of the runoff. This is another reason that these Amerimax guards are perfect for my needs. Overall this is a great product that is easy to install and should perform as intended for several seasons.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2020 by MB MB
Size Name: 25 Count (Pack of 1)
Color Name: Black
These guards work really well to keep leaves out of your gutters. They lock into the gutter securely and link together seamlessly. The first set I bought have been on my house for several years and I've yet to have to clean out the gutters. I have installed these on numerous houses and people can't believe how reasonable they are. Take your time, wear good gloves, have a pair of tin snips to trim them and you can get professional results for a fraction of the cost of gutter guards or helmets or any of the high priced gutter caps. And they are hardly noticeable from the ground as well
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2025 by Thomas
Size Name: 25 Count (Pack of 1)
Color Name: Black
I love them so far, but only 4 stars because I can't review how they've lasted through the winter because I just installed. I bought one box which covered my whole house with three sections left over. I'll keep these spares in the garage, although I doubt I'll need them. Measure first, and buy enough. One box is roughly 70 feet, (NOT 75 because each section overlaps by half an inch, and because with each run you'll be cutting a piece in half.) I found installation very easy using almost zero tools but there were a few small issues and I have a few tips. 1) After cleaning my gutters and thoroughly flushing the downspouts, I learned that the "low end" isn't where the downspouts are located. I've read that it's best if I adjust the height of the gutter so they're higher by 1/4" for every 10 feet. If you're going to do this, do it at this point. Although I didn't do this, (and may regret it later) I noticed that you don't need a level... Water itself will tell you if it's running toward the downspout, and in my book that's good enough. 2) Make a very simple but handy tool: Straighten a wire coathanger, then bend 1/8" of the tip at a 90 degree angle with pliers and form the other side so you can grip it to pull. You can use this to "hook" into the mesh to manipulate it around as you overlap the ends of each section. You'll find that the previously-placed piece will shift back under the shingles when you place the new one, so this helps. I also tried a large paperclip with a loop over my index finger which worked fine too, but after I lost it in the weeds I went with the coathanger. 3) In some spots, the gutter guards wouldn't slip far enough under. In those areas I cut some of the gutter guard away. You'll also have to cut the "final" piece at each run for a proper fit. 4) Yes tin snips would work, but for speed and straight cuts I used an angle grinder with a cutoff wheel (And when I say use safety goggles, I REALLY mean it for this job!) A Dremel with a heavy-duty cutoff wheel would also work and would probably get better results. File or heavy-grit sand the ends to get rid of cutting points. 5) In my case I have asphalt shingles, which flex, so this probably made things easier. Although instructions say put the mesh under shingles, in my case the underlayment goes all the way to the edge, so I put the mesh under the underlayment. Probably not critical but it seems less likely to damage the underlayment that way. 6) In a few places there were nails in the wood, below the underlayment. They catch in the mesh. If you find it won't go under far enough, check for a nail and lift it up over the nail. 7) I found it easier to go right-to-left than left-to-right, because the piece on the left should go above the piece on the right.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2019 by Bart
Size Name: 25 Count (Pack of 1)
Color Name: Black
These are great. I suggest them for anyone with a leaf problem in their gutters. So easy to install, just raise the shingles a bit and slide them under. The outer edge has a slot to connect the pieces together and a formed lip to add a screw. I was working for someone else when I saw these on a house and was so impressed I went home and ordered my guards. I also used these on my garage with a metal roof. Just loosen the bottom row of screws and slide them under and tighten the screws back down.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2025 by Johnny B
Size Name: 25 Count (Pack of 1)
Color Name: Black
We absolutely love these gutter guards! They fit perfectly and were relatively easy to install—one box took about 1.5 hours. Our 1 story home is 2,000 square feet, and we estimate needing three sets to cover three sides, though we may stop at two boxes (focusing only on the sides and areas that collect the most leaves) to save some money. The only tools we used were a small pry tool (like a flathead screwdriver) and tin snips (or in our case, since we didn't have any on hand, we used heavy duty pruning shears) to trim a few pieces to fit shorter gaps. Each box contains 25 interlocking pieces, each 36 inches long, covering a total of 75 feet. You slide them under the shingle then snap them into place inside the gutter. We just ordered our second box, and we couldn’t be happier with the quality and convenience of this product! Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025 by Tesala Tesala