(50 Pack) 5 inch Premium Quick Hanger Hidden Rain Gutter Bracket with Pre-Inserted Screw

Pictured are 5" gutter hangers with screws. The left one comes from a big box store at $1.78 per hanger. The right one is the product I am reviewing which was purchased from Amazon. Let me tell you, at almost half the cost, you can't ask for more! These things are more sturdy than what I bought at the big box store and just as easy to install. I can bend the one from the big box store with one hand, but the ones from Amazon are SOLID. Man do I love Amazon! Fast delivery and great products! This product deserved a great review! 👏👍

Not too much to complain about here. Usually the installers will use the cheaper, weaker gutter hangers which can bend and let the gutter start to sag. These are stronger and much easier to install. There is one caveat to installing on gutters that have been previously installed. You can not easily put these on a gutter that is tight against the fascia. I had 46 feet of continuous gutters on both sides of my house. In order to install these I had to screw L shaped brackets every 5 feet under the gutters to the fascia so that I could remove the old brackets and slide the gutter out onto the bracket. This gave me an inch between the back of the gutter and fascia and made it easy to remove the old hanger/brackets and install the new ones. Then it was real easy to push the gutter back against the fascia and screw the new one on. No more sagging gutters and a stronger longer lasting bracket. Nice....

These were very simple to install, hold the gutters very stable, and unlike the old brackets these replaced, keep the gutters close enough to the facia board to catch the water. Great value!

Worked great. Had to get a few extras at Lowes, twice as much and no where as good a fit.

It cost about one dollar each. I check in Home Depot, it sell $2.5. Good quality and save $50 for my rain guard project.

Great product! Much easier to put gutters back up after painting the trim and having to take them down!

I live in a fairly older home, built in the sixties. Even with updates over the years, things happen that seem major but maybe aren't. The case of the sagging gutter was one that troubled me a lot of the fifteen years living there. Heavy rains would pour off the roof, loosen the gutter, and pour water every where. I would get on the ladder and hit those old nails back in over and over. I had to do a repair on a newer addition to the house and saw how the newer gutters were held up. With the Quick Screw Gutter Hangers. So I ordered a box, and easily installed them in between each of the ineffective nails holding up the gutter. They're really not difficult to install, although I will add that my house is only one story, so that made it even easier.

I installed new gutters from a local big box store chain. The sections were 16 feet long and I installs hangers every two feet and included extras near corners and seams.These are very strong and hold the gutters in tight and sturdy. I got these because of the price savings.They are just as good of a design, if not, even better than the local big box chain. The cost is much less than a dollar per piece so I recommend anyone who has a new gutter project to purchase these. The screws zip in quick and strong with my impact driver and the gutter stays in place as well.I will purchase more and I recommend you take your time with your gutter project. Pre-install the gutter clips in first before climbing the ladder and trying to mount the rest of the clips. I also was able to fit two seams inside a clip overlapping to help hold the seam together. Not sure if it is needed but there are no leaks and the gutters are still holding strong.These are so great! Look no further!