Plastic Leaf Guards
Our excluders come in zinc-plated iron, copper, stainless steel and plastic, and fit into all designs of circular/downpipe outlets and connectors and are compatible with all different manufactured materials.
Our excluders come in zinc-plated iron, copper, stainless steel and plastic, and fit into all designs of circular/downpipe outlets and connectors and are compatible with all different manufactured materials.
They are designed with 12 rods at the bottom which have a slightly serrated edge, so that the leaf guard can be inserted into the hole and the edges will grip onto the inside of the drain connector or outlet, which has a series of small ridges around the inside rim of the shaft.
CAD Drawings
| Name | DWG | |
|---|---|---|
| Universal leaf guard in plastic | Download DWG | Download PDF |
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Circular Downpipe Outlets - Compatibility Chart


PLEASE NOTE
The above compatibility chart should be used as a guide. These outlets are designed for use with various roofing membranes commonly found in flat roof constructions, including those not mentioned above. However, it is the responsibility of the Contractor to ensure that the selected outlet is compatible with the roofing membrane in use. It is recommended that both the drainage outlet and the membrane are prepared properly using a suitable and compatible primer before installation.
Compatibility can vary based on the following factors:
- Manufacturer Specifications: Different manufacturers may have unique formulations for their membranes. Contractors must consult the membrane manufacturer’s technical data sheets or guidelines to verify that the chosen TPE, EPDM, or PVC outlet from Wallbarn is compatible with the specific membrane being installed.
- Installation Techniques: The integrity of the roofing system depends on proper sealing and attachment methods. Contractors must ensure that the adhesives, sealants and installation techniques employed are suitable for both the membrane and the outlet to ensure long-term performance.
- Environmental Factors: The specific conditions of the project, including exposure to UV light, temperature variations, and potential chemical exposure, can influence the compatibility and performance of the outlet and membrane. Contractors should consider these factors and consult with the membrane manufacturer where necessary.
Wallbarn cannot be held responsible for any issues that arise from using outlets with incompatible membranes or from improper installation practices. Contractors are strongly advised to confirm all product compatibilities prior to installation.
Metal Universal Leaf Guard
Our excluders come in zinc-plated iron, copper, stainless steel and plastic, and fit into all designs of circular/downpipe outlets and connectors and are compatible with all different manufactured materials.
Our excluders come in zinc-plated iron, copper, stainless steel and plastic, and fit into all designs of circular/downpipe outlets and connectors and are compatible with all different manufactured materials.
They are designed with 12 rods at the bottom which have a slightly serrated edge, so that the leaf guard can be inserted into the hole and the edges will grip onto the inside of the drain connector or outlet, which has a series of small ridges around the inside rim of the shaft.
CAD Drawings
| Name | DWG | |
|---|---|---|
| Copper iron leaf guard | Download DWG | Download PDF |
| Zinc iron leaf guard | Download DWG | Download PDF |
Circular Downpipe Outlets - Compatibility Chart


PLEASE NOTE
The above compatibility chart should be used as a guide. These outlets are designed for use with various roofing membranes commonly found in flat roof constructions, including those not mentioned above. However, it is the responsibility of the Contractor to ensure that the selected outlet is compatible with the roofing membrane in use. It is recommended that both the drainage outlet and the membrane are prepared properly using a suitable and compatible primer before installation.
Compatibility can vary based on the following factors:
- Manufacturer Specifications: Different manufacturers may have unique formulations for their membranes. Contractors must consult the membrane manufacturer’s technical data sheets or guidelines to verify that the chosen TPE, EPDM, or PVC outlet from Wallbarn is compatible with the specific membrane being installed.
- Installation Techniques: The integrity of the roofing system depends on proper sealing and attachment methods. Contractors must ensure that the adhesives, sealants and installation techniques employed are suitable for both the membrane and the outlet to ensure long-term performance.
- Environmental Factors: The specific conditions of the project, including exposure to UV light, temperature variations, and potential chemical exposure, can influence the compatibility and performance of the outlet and membrane. Contractors should consider these factors and consult with the membrane manufacturer where necessary.
Wallbarn cannot be held responsible for any issues that arise from using outlets with incompatible membranes or from improper installation practices. Contractors are strongly advised to confirm all product compatibilities prior to installation.




