ALSCO rain-carrying system — type figure.
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ALSCO rain-carrying system
This is a retrofit component this site records. It is not, by itself, an adopted-code approval.
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No, the ALSCO rain-carrying system is not identified as a separately listed product for wildfire-area use.
Its compliance status rests on matching documented product attributes, not on a product-specific listing.
The system is a residential and light-commercial retrofit component made from 3105-type aluminum gutter coil, with aluminum downspouts and accessories described in its specification. That construction may satisfy a project requirement based on material attributes, but it does not establish that every ALSCO configuration has been individually reviewed or listed for wildfire-area installation.
The specification covers two gutter-coil thicknesses and several downspout thicknesses, so the system cannot be treated as having one universal thickness. Before using it on a project, confirm the exact formed profile, coil thickness, downspouts, accessories, and installation against the applicable requirement. The practical answer is that ALSCO may qualify through the attributes of a particular configuration, but the supplied status does not support calling the entire rain-carrying system a listed wildfire-area product.
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The specification names two gutter-coil thicknesses and several downspout thicknesses; this record does not collapse those variants into one thickness attribute.
Confirm the formed profile, coil thickness, downspouts, accessories, and installation for the project.
