Marley Stratus Typhoon Expansion Joiner - All Colours
Model: MT17
Marley Typhoon® spouting is an architectural half-round profile designed with a high front to conceal untidy rooflines. Easy to install, the system has the option of internal brackets for smooth lines, or for a striking design statement and ease of cleaning choose the external bracket system.
New Zealand’s number one selling round downpipe is also a key component of the Marley Stratus Design Series®. Marley RP80® 80mm downpipes are easy to install, designed for the efficient removal of rainwater and are now available in a range of colours. Completing the system is a range of components including joiners, junctions, bends and adjustable clip systems.
- Marley Stratus Typhoon Expansion Joiner
| Product Code | Colour |
| MT17 | White |
| MT17.GYF | Grey Friars |
| MT17.IRO | Ironsand |
| MT17.COP | Copper |
| MT17.TTN | Titanium |
| MT17.BLK | Black |
COLOUR AVAILABILITY
The Marley Stratus Design Series® is now available in a range of colours, including our metallic range Titanium and Copper and the newly added Greyfriars and Ironsand - New Zealand’s most popular roofing colours.
Typhoon® half-round spouting is part of the range of Marley PVC spouting systems. Suitable for new and existing homes.
A CHOICE OF STYLES
The Marley Typhoon® Spouting System’s profile has a high front. This helps hide untidy rooflines and provides a very neat end result. Marley Typhoon® also has an internal and external bracketing option. Choose internal bracketing if you require a smooth, clean finish that is easy to paint. External bracketing gives the spouting a completely different look. The visible brackets become a design feature. External brackets also make the inside of the spouting easier to clean.
EASY-FLOW DESIGN
Marley Typhoon® half-round spouting provides a large water capacity of 6100mm2. This capacity combined with its shape delivers a better rate of water flow, which enables it to cope better with sudden downpours, as well as decreasing the likelihood of leaf and sediment build-up. This is of particular benefit if the spouting is being used to collect rainwater for household use.
