Black Downpipes and Spouting Match Joinery in Outstanding Coastal Home

No. 2 Killick Place is a very impressive, stand-alone family home in a brand-new development in North Shore, Auckland. It is currently a Universal Homes Showhome. So impressive, in fact, that it was an award winner in the Auckland House of the Year 2019.

The location is perfect for those who love the beach or the bush. Fabulous Long Bay Beach is a just a walk away and the Okura Scenic Reserve with it’s amazing birdlife.

This is a home that doesn’t stint on space. The upstairs downstairs configuration means there’s heaps of room for a growing family. Large sliding doors effortlessly let the outside in and give easy access to the patio and lawn.

This home has been designed for easy living. External cladding is a combination of low maintenance, vertical cedar and Linea weatherboards. The mono pitch roof and the home’s crisp lines are highlighted by Marley’s Stratus Design Series Typhoon spouting and RP80 downpipe in black. Both of which are made from high-quality uPVC which means it won’t rust — so important when close to the sea. The mix of light and dark tones for the exterior and the choice of the black spouting and downpipes to match the joinery works beautifully.

Marley Stratus Design Series®

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The Marley Stratus Design Series® includes Marley’s Typhoon® and Stormcloud® spouting profiles to complement the RP80® 80mm round downpipe systems. The RP80® round downpipe is a key component of the Marley Stratus Design Series®.

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Marley uPVC spouting and downpipe systems are designed for the collection and discharge of rainwater from roof areas. Suitable only as external spouting.

All Marley uPVC spouting and downpipe systems are suitable for the collection of rainwater for drinking purposes.

Marley uPVC spouting and downpipe systems are suitable as external spouting and downpipes exceeding the minimum five years durability requirements of the New Zealand Building Code clause B2/AS1 table 1. With correct installation and maintenance, Marley uPVC spouting and downpipe systems will perform well in excess of the 15-year guarantee period. A regular cleaning programme is essential to maintain the performance and appearance of the system.

Marley uPVC systems are also tested and comply with AS/NZS 4020:2005 Testing of products for use in contact with drinking water.

Marley Typhoon® Spouting

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Typhoon® half-round spouting is part of the range of Marley PVC spouting systems. Suitable for new and existing homes.

Suitable for residential use
Designed for high rainfall conditions
Will not rust / corrode — Designed for NZ's salt-laden coastal air
UV resistant — UV resistant to handle NZ's harsh summer sun, high UV levels and long, hot days
Internal and external bracketing options
Large water capacity of 6100mm²
Available in 7 colours – White, Black, Ironsand®, Grey Friars®, FlaxBlack®, Titanium and Copper. Marley Typhoon® half-round spouting has the colour range to suit any style of home

Certified for use with potable water AS/NZS 4020
Environmental certification: ISO 14001, BEP certification
100% recyclable
15 year guarantee

Marley Round Downpipe

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Marley round downpipes available in 80mm and 65mm diameter.

Will not rust / corrode — Designed for NZ's salt-laden coastal air
UV resistant — UV resistant to handle NZ's harsh summer sun, high UV levels and long, hot days
Compact 43˚ bends available for greater versatility — e.g. tight soffits or stormwater installs
Adjustable clips with spacers to suit any cladding variation

RP80® 80mm round downpipe has been the most popular downpipe system in New Zealand for over 30 years.

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