Large Copper Conductor Head 17x12x19 Modern Box | Damascus OR
Large Copper Conductor Head 17x12x19 Modern Box | Damascus OR
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Large Copper Conductor Head Modern Box Style 17x12x19 - Oversized Leader Head Rain Collector Box
Oversized Modern Box Style with Stepped Top | 17 Inches Wide x 12 Inches Deep x 19 Inches High | High-Capacity Design | Tapered Lower Section | 2x3 Oval Downspout Connection | 16 oz Architectural Copper | Damascus Oregon
CONTRACTOR LOCAL PICKUP - DAMASCUS, OREGON
Handcrafted oversized copper conductor head with modern box-style design and stepped top - transforms functional drainage into commanding architectural statement for custom homes, large roof areas, and multi-gutter installations.
High-Capacity Drainage | Eliminates Vacuum Lock Noise | Storm Surge Protection | Enhances Curb Appeal | Fits 2x3 Oval Copper Downspout | Custom Orders Available
Key Benefits at a Glance
Generous 17x12x19 dimensions handle large roof areas and multi-gutter tie-ins with ease.
Open design introduces airflow that eliminates gurgling and vacuum lock noise in downspouts.
Acts as surge tank to buffer heavy rainfall and prevent system overload during storms.
Premium 16 oz copper develops beautiful patina that enhances character over decades.
Large Copper Conductor Head Modern Box Style 17x12x19 - Damascus, Oregon:
This large copper conductor head (also known as a leader head, rain collector box, or rain head) transforms functional drainage into a commanding architectural statement. Measuring 17 inches wide by 12 inches deep by 19 inches high (17"W x 12"D x 19"H), this oversized conductor head features a modern box-style body with clean squared lines, a stepped top design that adds visual depth and accommodates multiple gutter connections, and a tapered lower section that smoothly funnels water to the outlet. Crafted from premium 16 oz copper sheet metal, this collector head provides lifetime durability with natural patina development that enhances appearance over time. The generous proportions deliver serious architectural presence that standard-sized conductor heads cannot match, making this conductor head ideal for large roof areas, multi-gutter tie-ins, front elevations, multi-story drops, and custom architectural projects where commanding visual impact is required. When installed between a gutter system and a 2x3 oval copper downspout, this collector head catches runoff efficiently, introduces airflow that eliminates vacuum lock and gurgling noise, provides substantial surge capacity during heavy Pacific Northwest storms, and meters water flow at a rate the downspout can handle. GutterAll offers this large conductor head for contractors specifying premium drainage components and property owners seeking to elevate home exteriors with functional architectural details that make a statement.
| Product | Dimensions | Key Benefits | Stock |
| Large Modern Box Style Conductor Head | 17"W x 12"D x 19"H | High capacity, storm surge protection, silent drainage, commanding presence | In Stock |
Contractor Local Pickup: GutterAll - 19759 SE Sunnyside Rd, Damascus, Oregon 97089 - Mon-Fri 7am-4pm, Sat 9am-2pm PST
Local Delivery: Portland metro area available - call for scheduling
Shipping: Ships nationwide with protective packaging via standard carriers
Custom Orders: Call GutterAll at (503) 850-6784 for custom sizes, designs, and bulk contractor quantities
Why Choose an Oversized Conductor Head? Four Key Benefits
Standard conductor heads often look undersized on substantial homes and cannot handle serious water volume. When a project features a large roof area, multi-story elevation, or multiple gutters converging at one point, a standard-sized leader head simply cannot deliver the visual presence or holding capacity the architecture demands. First, this large copper conductor head at 17 inches wide provides genuine holding capacity that buffers sudden downpours and prevents system overload. Second, the oversized body acts as a surge tank - capturing the initial rush of heavy rainfall and metering it out at a rate the downspout can handle. Third, the open-air design introduces airflow that eliminates vacuum lock, preventing slow drainage and the gurgling sounds common in closed downspout systems. Fourth, the commanding 17x12x19 dimensions create architectural impact that enhances curb appeal and transforms utilitarian drainage into a design statement. For high-end residential projects, commercial applications, and any installation where drainage performance and visual presence both matter, this conductor head delivers results that standard sizes cannot match.
Modern Box-Style Design - Clean Contemporary Lines:
This conductor head features a modern box-style body with clean, squared lines that create a commanding architectural statement. Unlike ornate traditional designs with scrollwork and decorative flourishes, this modern interpretation emphasizes geometric simplicity and refined proportion at a larger scale. The squared body with stepped top adds visual depth and shadow lines without compromising the clean aesthetic. The body transitions to a tapered lower section that elegantly funnels water to the outlet. This design language complements modern architecture, craftsman homes, contemporary construction, and any project where clean lines and understated elegance are priorities. The substantial 17-inch width creates commanding visual presence appropriate for larger elevations and prominent locations. GutterAll stocks this large modern box style for immediate pickup at the Damascus, Oregon location.
Stepped Top Design - Visual Depth and Multi-Gutter Capability:
The stepped top of this conductor head creates multiple horizontal tiers that add visual depth and shadow lines throughout the day as light angles shift. This architectural detail transforms a simple box shape into a more sophisticated form with greater visual interest. The stepped profile also serves important functional purposes - the tiered design allows multiple gutter connections at different heights, provides additional holding volume at the top where water enters, and helps direct water into the collection chamber while shedding debris away from the inlet opening. The clean horizontal lines of the stepped top complement fascia boards, window trim, and other architectural details with similar linear profiles. For installations where two or more gutters converge at a single downspout run, the stepped top accommodates multiple feeds more gracefully than a single flat-top design.
Premium 16 oz Copper Construction - Why Does Copper Weight Matter?
This conductor head is crafted from premium 16 oz copper sheet metal, which refers to the weight per square foot of the copper material. 16 oz copper is the professional standard for architectural drainage components because it provides the ideal balance of durability, workability, and longevity. The heavier copper weight is particularly important for oversized components like this 17x12x19 conductor head - the larger dimensions require sturdy construction to maintain structural integrity when filled with water during heavy storms. The 16 oz weight resists denting from ladder contact and hail impact, maintains shape through decades of weather exposure, and develops a more uniform patina than lighter copper. The natural properties of copper make it ideal for exterior drainage applications - copper resists corrosion without coatings, withstands UV exposure indefinitely, and actually strengthens over time as surface oxidation creates a protective patina layer. Copper also offers natural antimicrobial properties that help prevent algae and organic buildup inside the collector box. GutterAll sources 16 oz copper specifically for its conductor heads to ensure lifetime performance for contractors and property owners.
High-Capacity Water Management - Built for Demanding Applications:
The generous 17 inch wide by 12 inch deep by 19 inch high dimensions provide substantial holding capacity that serves real drainage functions beyond aesthetics. When heavy rain hits, the large interior volume captures and holds water during the initial surge, preventing the system from being overwhelmed. This buffer capacity allows the 2x3 oval copper downspout below to drain water at its optimal rate rather than being flooded with more volume than it can handle. The result is reduced splashing, less overflow at gutter seams, and more consistent drainage throughout storm events. GutterAll recommends this large conductor head for roof areas up to approximately 1,000-1,500 square feet per installation depending on climate and roof pitch. For installations serving large roof areas, multiple gutters converging at one point, multi-story drops, or regions with intense rainfall like the Pacific Northwest, this holding capacity translates directly into better drainage performance and reduced potential for water damage.
Eliminates Vacuum Lock - Quiet, Efficient Drainage:
One of the most significant functional benefits of a conductor head is eliminating vacuum lock in downspouts. When water enters a closed vertical pipe too quickly, it can create a vacuum that restricts flow, causes gurgling sounds, and reduces drainage efficiency. The conductor head open-air design introduces atmospheric pressure at the transition point between gutter and downspout, breaking the vacuum and allowing water to flow smoothly and quietly. This is especially important for multi-story installations where long downspout runs and high water velocity make vacuum lock more likely. The result is silent operation during rainstorms and consistent drainage performance regardless of rainfall intensity. Property owners who have experienced noisy downspouts during storms often find that adding a conductor head eliminates the problem entirely while also improving drainage speed and capacity. The large 17x12x19 dimensions of this conductor head provide even greater airflow introduction than standard sizes.
2x3 Oval Copper Downspout Connection - Will This Fit Standard Systems?
This conductor head is designed to connect seamlessly with 2x3 oval copper downspout, the most common size for residential copper drainage systems in North America. The tapered lower section terminates in an outlet factory-sized for a proper friction fit with standard 2x3 oval copper downspout sections measuring 2 inches by 3 inches in cross-section. The tapered transition creates a smooth funnel effect that accelerates water flow and prevents debris accumulation at the outlet. Despite the oversized 17x12x19 body dimensions, the outlet maintains standard 2x3 compatibility for easy integration with existing copper downspout systems. For installations using different downspout sizes (such as 3x4 rectangular, 3-inch round, or larger commercial profiles), GutterAll offers custom outlet sizing - contact the Damascus, Oregon location at (503) 850-6784 to discuss specific requirements for any project.
This handcrafted large copper conductor head transforms functional gutter drainage into a commanding architectural feature that enhances both performance and curb appeal. Also known as a leader head, rain collector box, or rain head, the component measures 17 inches wide by 12 inches deep by 19 inches high (17"W x 12"D x 19"H) with a modern box-style body, stepped top design for visual depth and multi-gutter capability, and tapered lower section. The oversized proportions deliver serious architectural presence that standard conductor heads cannot match, making this ideal for large roof areas, multi-gutter tie-ins, front elevations, multi-story drops, and custom architectural projects. When installed between a gutter system and a 2x3 oval copper downspout, the conductor head catches runoff efficiently, introduces airflow that eliminates vacuum lock and drainage noise, and provides substantial surge capacity during heavy storms. The premium 16 oz copper construction ensures lifetime durability with natural patina development that enhances appearance over time. GutterAll offers this large conductor head for contractors specifying premium drainage components and property owners seeking to elevate home exteriors with functional architectural details. Custom sizes, designs, and outlet configurations are available upon request from the Damascus, Oregon location.
Key Benefits:
- Commanding Visual Presence: 17"W x 12"D x 19"H oversized dimensions create architectural impact on larger elevations
- High-Capacity Water Management: Oversized body buffers heavy rainfall and prevents system overload during storms
- Modern Box-Style Design: Clean squared lines complement contemporary and craftsman architecture
- Stepped Top Detail: Multiple tiers add visual depth, shadow lines, and multi-gutter capability
- Eliminates Vacuum Lock: Open design introduces airflow for smooth, quiet drainage
- Storm Surge Protection: Acts as surge tank to meter water flow during heavy downpours
- Premium 16 oz Copper: Professional-grade weight for lifetime durability
- Natural Patina Development: Develops beautiful character from bright copper to verdigris green
- Increases Property Value: Architectural accent that enhances curb appeal for buyers and appraisers
- Multi-Gutter Compatible: Stepped top accommodates multiple gutter connections at different heights
- 2x3 Oval Outlet: Factory-sized for standard residential copper downspout systems
- Tapered Transition: Smooth funnel design optimizes water flow and prevents debris accumulation
- Antimicrobial Properties: Copper naturally resists algae, mold, and organic buildup
- Custom Orders Available: Different sizes and configurations available from GutterAll
Product Specifications:
| Product Type: | Conductor Head / Leader Head / Rain Collector Box |
| Design Style: | Large Modern Box Style with Stepped Top |
| Width: | 17 inches (17") |
| Depth: | 12 inches (12") |
| Height: | 19 inches (19") |
| Material: | Solid Copper |
| Copper Weight: | 16 oz per square foot |
| Finish: | Mill Finish (natural bright copper, develops patina over time) |
| Top Style: | Stepped design with multiple horizontal tiers |
| Body Style: | Squared box with tapered lower section |
| Downspout Connection: | 2x3 Oval Copper Downspout |
| Multi-Gutter Capability: | Stepped top accommodates multiple gutter tie-ins |
| Application: | Large Roof Areas, Multi-Story Drops, Front Elevations, Custom Projects |
| Architectural Styles: | Modern, Contemporary, Craftsman, Transitional, Clean-Line |
| Gutter Compatibility: | Half-round, K-style, Box gutters, Multiple gutter feeds |
| Roof Area Capacity: | Up to approximately 1,000-1,500 sq ft per conductor head |
| Expected Lifespan: | 75-100+ years with proper installation |
| Maintenance Required: | None - occasional debris clearing recommended |
| Custom Orders: | Available - different sizes, designs, and outlets |
| Condition: | New |
Natural Copper Patina Development - A Living Finish:
Copper develops a natural patina through oxidation that progresses through distinct stages over time. This patina is protective and enhances the material rather than degrading it - the conductor head becomes more distinguished with age.
Stage 1: Bright Copper (Weeks to Months)
New installation displays bright orange-gold finish with high reflectivity. This is the classic "new penny" copper color that many property owners associate with fresh copper installations. Duration depends on climate and exposure.
Stage 2: Brown Patina (3-12 Months)
Early oxidation produces warm brown tones with more muted reflectivity. The copper begins developing its protective oxide layer during this stage. Color may be uneven as different areas oxidize at different rates.
Stage 3: Dark Brown (1-5 Years)
Continued oxidation produces rich chocolate brown color with distinguished aged appearance. The protective patina layer thickens during this stage. This is when most property owners begin appreciating the character copper develops.
Stage 4: Verdigris Green (5-20+ Years)
Full patina development produces the classic copper green (verdigris) seen on historic buildings and the Statue of Liberty. This highly protective layer can last centuries. Timeline varies significantly based on climate, moisture, and air quality.
Finish Options: GutterAll offers copper sealing services to slow patina development for customers who want to maintain the bright copper appearance. Pre-patinated finishes are also available as custom orders for customers who want the aged verdigris look immediately upon installation.
Common Names - Same Premium Product:
This architectural drainage component is known by several names in the construction and gutter industry. Understanding these synonyms helps contractors communicate with suppliers and helps property owners research the right product for their needs:
Conductor Head
The most common professional term used in the gutter and roofing industry. Contractors, suppliers, and manufacturers typically use "conductor head" in specifications, invoices, and product catalogs.
Leader Head
Traditional architectural term commonly found in blueprints, construction specifications, and historic building documentation. Architects and preservation specialists often prefer this terminology.
Rain Collector Box
Descriptive term emphasizing the water collection function of the component. DIY property owners and general contractors often use this term when searching for the product online.
Rain Head
Shortened conversational term commonly used in contractor discussions and phone orders. GutterAll staff recognize this term and can assist customers using any of these product names.
Collector Box
General term for any gutter-to-downspout collection fitting. Some regions and suppliers use this as the primary product name. May also refer to similar components without decorative styling.
Downspout Head
Describes the position of the component at the top of the downspout run. Common terminology in some regional markets and among property owners describing the installation location.
Who Uses Large Copper Conductor Heads?
Contractors and Trade Professionals
- Custom home builders specifying premium finishes
- Gutter installation specialists expanding service offerings
- Copper roofing contractors completing drainage systems
- High-end renovation specialists meeting client expectations
- Commercial building contractors
- Architectural metalworkers fabricating custom systems
Contractor Benefit: Premium oversized component for high-value projects where standard sizes look undersized. Local pickup available at GutterAll Damascus, Oregon location.
Property Owners
- Large home owners seeking commanding drainage presence
- Curb appeal upgrades for increased property value
- Drainage improvements to solve overflow problems
- Modern home owners seeking contemporary accents
- Multi-gutter system consolidation projects
- Property value enhancement before listing for sale
Property Owner Benefit: Professional results with commanding presence for larger homes and substantial roof areas. GutterAll staff available to answer installation questions.
Common Applications:
| Application | Why Use This Large Conductor Head | Key Benefit |
| Large Roof Areas | 17x12x19 dimensions handle high water volume | Prevents overflow during heavy storms |
| Multi-Gutter Tie-Ins | Stepped top accommodates multiple gutter feeds | Consolidates drainage into single downspout |
| Front Elevations | Oversized presence commands attention | Maximum curb appeal impact |
| Multi-Story Drops | Handles water velocity from tall buildings | Breaks vacuum lock on long downspout runs |
| Custom Home Construction | Architects specify oversized for premium homes | Matches scale of substantial architecture |
| Commercial Buildings | High-capacity design for commercial roof areas | Professional appearance with commercial capacity |
Large Conductor Head Benefits vs. Standard Size:
| Challenge | Standard Conductor Head | Large 17x12x19 Conductor Head |
| Visual Scale | May look undersized on larger homes | Commanding presence appropriate for substantial architecture |
| Water Capacity | Limited surge handling | High-capacity surge tank for heavy storms |
| Multi-Gutter Feeds | Single gutter connection | Stepped top accommodates multiple gutters |
| Large Roof Areas | May overflow during heavy rain | Handles up to 1,500 sq ft roof area |
| Curb Appeal | Functional appearance | Architectural statement piece |
Installation Guide - Contractors and Property Owners:
- Plan Placement Location: Position the conductor head between the gutter outlet and downspout run, typically mounted just below the roofline or soffit where the transition from horizontal gutter to vertical downspout occurs. The oversized 17x12x19 dimensions require careful planning for wall clearance and visual balance.
- Install Heavy-Duty Mounting Hardware: Secure heavy-duty copper mounting straps or brackets to the wall, fascia, or structural framing at the planned conductor head location. Use copper, brass, or stainless steel fasteners to prevent galvanic corrosion. The larger size and weight of this conductor head require sturdier mounting than standard sizes.
- Connect Gutter Conductor Pipe(s): Attach the copper conductor pipe from the gutter drop outlet to the inlet opening at the stepped top of the conductor head. For multi-gutter installations, connect additional feeds at the appropriate tier level. Ensure the pipes direct water into the collector box.
- Seal Inlet Connections: Apply copper-compatible silicone or polyurethane sealant around each inlet pipe connection where it enters the conductor head to prevent water from escaping at the joints.
- Attach Downspout to Outlet: Connect the 2x3 oval copper downspout to the tapered outlet at the bottom of the conductor head. The factory-sized outlet provides a friction fit with standard downspout sections.
- Secure All Connections: Use copper rivets or stainless steel pop rivets at each connection point to mechanically fasten pipes to the conductor head and prevent separation.
- Verify Mounting Stability: Confirm the conductor head is securely mounted and does not move or flex when the downspout is moved. The larger dimensions may require additional bracing. Add supplemental straps if needed for stability.
- Test Drainage System: Run water through the gutter system from a garden hose to verify proper flow through the conductor head and check all connections for leaks. Test each gutter feed separately if multiple connections are used.
Installation Note: Use only copper-compatible fasteners (copper, brass, or stainless steel) and heavy-duty mounting hardware rated for the weight of the filled conductor head. Avoid zinc-plated, galvanized, or aluminum hardware which will cause premature deterioration of the copper through electrochemical reaction. The oversized 17x12x19 dimensions require additional bracing compared to standard conductor heads. GutterAll carries compatible fasteners, sealants, and heavy-duty mounting hardware at the Damascus, Oregon location.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Why choose an oversized conductor head instead of standard size?
Standard conductor heads often look undersized on substantial homes and cannot handle serious water volume. When a project features a large roof area, multi-story elevation, or multiple gutters converging at one point, this large 17x12x19 conductor head provides the visual presence and holding capacity the architecture demands. The oversized body acts as a surge tank that buffers sudden downpours and meters water to the downspout at its optimal rate. GutterAll recommends this large size for roof areas up to 1,500 square feet, multi-gutter tie-ins, front elevations, and any installation where commanding presence matters.
Q: How does copper change appearance over time?
Copper develops a natural protective patina through oxidation over time. The process begins with bright orange-gold copper that transitions to warm brown tones within months, darkens to chocolate brown over years, and eventually develops the classic verdigris green seen on historic buildings and the Statue of Liberty. This patina is protective and enhances the material rather than degrading it - properly installed copper can last over 100 years. GutterAll offers sealing services to maintain bright copper appearance or pre-patinated finishes for customers who want the aged look immediately.
Q: Will this conductor head work with my existing gutter system?
This conductor head is designed for 2x3 oval copper downspout systems, which is the standard residential copper downspout size. The factory-sized outlet accepts standard 2x3 oval copper downspout sections, and the stepped top inlet accommodates water flow from any gutter drop outlet or conductor pipe - including multiple feeds. The modern box style pairs beautifully with half-round gutters, K-style systems, and box gutters alike. For installations using different downspout sizes, GutterAll offers custom outlet sizing. Contact GutterAll at (503) 850-6784 to discuss compatibility.
Q: What roof area can this large conductor head handle?
The generous 17 inch wide by 12 inch deep by 19 inch high dimensions provide substantial water capacity for demanding applications. GutterAll recommends this large conductor head for roof areas up to approximately 1,000-1,500 square feet per installation depending on climate and roof pitch. The oversized capacity is ideal for large roof sections, multiple gutters converging at one point, multi-story drops, and Pacific Northwest conditions with sustained heavy rainfall. For even larger commercial applications, multiple units can be used or GutterAll can fabricate custom sizes.
Q: Does GutterAll offer custom sizes or designs?
GutterAll offers custom conductor heads in different dimensions, decorative styles, and outlet configurations. Custom options include larger or smaller sizes for specific applications, different decorative designs (crown molding, ornate scrollwork, fleur-de-lis), alternative downspout outlet sizes (3x4, round, custom), pre-patinated or sealed finishes, and matching complete copper drainage system packages. Contact GutterAll at (503) 850-6784 or email sales@gutterall.com to discuss custom requirements for any project.
Q: Can contractors pick up locally instead of waiting for shipping?
GutterAll offers local pickup at the Damascus, Oregon location for contractors and property owners in the Portland metro area. The facility is located at 19759 SE Sunnyside Rd, Damascus, OR 97089, open Monday through Friday 7am to 4pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm PST. Call (503) 850-6784 to confirm stock availability before visiting. GutterAll also offers local delivery within the Portland metro area and standard shipping nationwide for customers outside the region.
Custom Orders Welcome!
Need custom dimensions, different decorative designs, special outlet configurations, or bulk contractor quantities? GutterAll can help!
GutterAll works with contractors and property owners on custom conductor head orders including even larger dimensions for commercial applications, different decorative styles (crown molding, ornate scrollwork, fleur-de-lis), alternative downspout outlet sizes, pre-patinated or sealed finishes, and matching complete copper drainage system packages. Whether outfitting a custom estate, commercial building, or large residential project - contact GutterAll to discuss requirements.
Contact GutterAll for Custom Orders: (503) 850-6784
Or email: sales@gutterall.com
GutterAll - Copper Drainage Specialists
Professional copper gutter components for contractors and property owners. GutterAll offers this Large Copper Conductor Head Modern Box Style 17x12x19 for projects that demand commanding presence and high-capacity drainage performance. The premium 16 oz copper construction develops beautiful patina over time, provides lifetime durability, and resists corrosion without maintenance. Oversized capacity, storm surge protection, eliminated vacuum lock, reduced noise, and commanding architectural presence - all in one premium component. Custom sizes and designs available. Serving the Pacific Northwest with local pickup and shipping nationwide.
GutterAll - Damascus, Oregon
Professional Gutter Installation and Supplies
19759 SE Sunnyside Rd
Damascus, OR 97089
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm
Sat: 9am-2pm PST
Contractor Pickup Available
sales@gutterall.com
(503) 850-6784
