Compatible guttering needed

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Hi all,

I have some hunter regency guttering that's installed around our small porch when the house was bought.
It's around the 3 sides of the porch and is leaking at all 6 joints. I've tried putting silicone under the parts that push together when the joining parts are locked but it's still leaking. I've also tried waterproof tape but again no luck.
I've tried looking online for replacement parts but I'm struggling so can anyone suggest anything please as I've run out of ideas

Kind regards mark
 
Gutter moves so mastic don't work.
The only way to fix is to remove the rubber and clean then refit.
As you are aware (I assume) The gutter you have is discontinued.
You can also buy rubber or take some from a different brand fitting and see if that works.
I think like me though you should be looking to upgrade it to new. I'm going for the deep guttering.
Sorry for the bad news if you didn't know
 
Gutter moves so mastic don't work.
The only way to fix is to remove the rubber and clean then refit.
As you are aware (I assume) The gutter you have is discontinued.
You can also buy rubber or take some from a different brand fitting and see if that works.
I think like me though you should be looking to upgrade it to new. I'm going for the deep guttering.
Sorry for the bad news if you didn't know
Thanks for your reply. I thought you would say it's discontinued so it's not a surprise really.
I will have to look into getting a new guttering system installed
 
Marley took over Hunter and still do the Regency OG style.
Take a fitting to a plumbing supplies & they will usually supply new rubber seals, and whatever else you might need.
Posting pics might help?
 
Is this the type?

 
Here are photos of the guttering that apparently was installed with the porch.
If anymore photos are needed please let me know
 

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Thanks for the pics - however I'm not sure of what I'm looking at.
One thing I do notice is that the gutter in pics #2 #3 #4 is not falling to discharge, & the corner fitting is not adequately fixed.

In general it might be best to strip the porch and relevant main house gutter outlets - then clean things up, change all rubber seals, & replace with adequate brackets & fixings: all to fall.
No need for "a new guttering system".
 
Here are photos of the guttering that apparently was installed with the porch.
If anymore photos are needed please let me know
Just replace it all for all the size it is, it really isn't worth the hassle of trying to find parts for it.
 
Just replace it all for all the size it is, it really isn't worth the hassle of trying to find parts for it.
Hi, I'm sorry but I didn't make myself fully understood. I didn't want to replace individual parts but the whole of the guttering.
 
Hi, I'm sorry but I didn't make myself fully understood. I didn't want to replace individual parts but the whole of the guttering.
No problem, just get any reputable/recognised brand and parts will generally be available in the future, if required. You could get OGEE if you prefer that or just half round./deepflow.
 

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