Home Intuition 2-Pack Leader and Gutter Guard from Leaves, Twigs, Branches Plastic Mesh Guards Leaf Protector 6" inch Wide 40' Feet Long Total

Fast delivery. Looks like a solid fix for annoying leaves in the gutter. 45 minutes installation for 40 feet total. Hoping it will stand the test of time.

** Update...works for leaves but the helicopter seeds from trees get stuck on it upright. You have to manually remove them, which is a pain. I have two trees that release them in front of my house and it caused a thick layer to accumulate on the gutter guard mesh. Original review: Really good product. I had to cut the tips of the little hooks to fit my gutter, but installation was easy and it's keeping the leaves out of my gutters. I would recommend.

It is great stuff and I'm glad it's still available. I don't use it on the gutters but under the deck on the back of the house to keep birds from nesting. It is difficult to staple it in place, but it works great!

Cheaply made. Clips do not stay attached to plastic screen. When layed out edges do not stay flat and this allows debris to slide under into gutter.

My property is surrounded by pines. The gutters currently installed are complete trash and I'm avoiding major upgrades at the moment. After weeks/hours of research my long-term options are expensive ones, new gutters with premium metal guards. No easy solutions exist for pine needles. Either the product you are installing has too small of holes (water will flow over your gutters) or too large (pine needles with get stuck in the guard) … and the most important problem: maintenance. No product exists that overcome these challenges + keep the cost low. So I’m creating that solution. My Build: Magnetic strip https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0799QD1MK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Half inch self tapping screws: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008SPIQ2I/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Zip ties and the mesh product reviewed today https://www.amazon.com/Home-Intuition-Gutter-Plastic-Guards/dp/B07BDPP1KB/ref=asc_df_B07BDPP1KB/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241973991106&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=2381773061534257327&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9005825&hvtargid=pla-473522272714&psc=1 1. Drill small pilot holes for the self tapping screws index to thumb length all the way down the gutter. 2. Repeat pilot holes through the magnetic strip. 3. Zip tie the magnetic strip to the mesh, this side will face your home. 4. Secure the mesh using the self tapping screws. This side is furthest away from your house, on the outside top of your gutter. 5. Trim mesh (outside of gutter) to fit. The result for me is a permanently attached mesh with inside magnetic inside strip for ease of cleaning. The magnetic strip keeps the mesh from sagging and curling, which this stuff likes to do, it is a very cheap product and needs support. Depending on storm surge results, if too much pine gets built up in certain areas I will add another layer of mesh underneath the current on an as needed basis. The top mesh is large enough to break the water. The bottom mesh small enough to stop pine needles. This solution allows me to maintain the gutters by simply pulling up on the magnetic strip. This is specifically for the flat portions of my roof. For areas of the roof that are not flat, the magnetic strip may or may not be needed, just tuck the mesh underneath the shingles as shown in the video. I’m likely going to end up tacking the magnetic strip everywhere just because of how much easier it is to maintain the gutter. I want to avoid ever having to touch this mesh product again, it’s not easy to work with. Quite happy with how things are coming along! Storm surge updates to follow!

You can file this under "You get what you pay for." Purchased based on recommendations and looking for a cheap alternative to the insanely expensive gutter guards on the market. Installation wasn't difficult but did take some effort to make sure it was positioned correctly so that it wouldn't fail. Didn't matter. The main issue is leaves (what it's protecting against). One leaf catches, then another, then another, and so on until it collapses from the weight of the wet leaves. If you thought it was hard to clean gutters filled with wet leaves, try it with plastic rebard interwoven into the wet leaves. Do not recommend. Will be moving on to find a sturdier product.

Pallet garden people, listen up! This product is the perfect width and the perfect mesh size to create your "shelves" with. The mesh is tight enough to hold the soil but open enough to allow water to filter through to lower shelves. I've been collecting pallets to build my pallet garden for a few years. Having a small yard I need to be creative with how to get the most yield out of my square footage. A vertical garden along my block wall for things like strawberries and lettuces I didn't want my dog stomping on or peeing on seemed the answer. I've been looking at Lowes and Home Depot and haven't seen anything that really looked great for creating my shelves. Thanks to Covid-19 I'm now shopping on Amazon a lot and started looking at different options and came across this product and ordered 1. Well. I've just ordered it again as it is perfect! So finally the pallet garden is taking shape and 26 strawberry plants arrived by mail. Waiting on my next order to arrive to finish up the remaining pallets.

At first it was difficult to figure out how to install correctly. But once I tried a couple of ways. It was fairly easy to install and it looks good. 1. Cut the screen to about at least an Inch or 2 to correct length. 2. Carefully Lift up the first row of shingles and tuck the screen a section at a time until it's complete to the other end of the gutter. 3. First cut off the first plastic nub, away from the hook on the plastic securing clips on every piece. Reason is so that it fits underneath the first row of shingles 4.Install the plastic clips below the screen, slipping it uder the fist shingles one at a time nubs up. Install at every 8 inches. Pull tight and adjust to size. See pictures.