The Surefix system is available in two core bracket types, the built-in rise & fall bracket and the adjustable screw in rise & fall gutter bracket; each engineered to deliver faster installation, stronger fixing performance and safer working conditions on site.
While the installation method differs depending on build stage, both options are designed around the same core principles of precise adjustment, secure fixing and long-term durability. Each bracket is compatible with multiple gutter profiles and finishes, providing a consistent, high-quality solution across different build types and construction stages.
Whether you’re working on traditional brick construction, modular systems or renovation projects, Surefix brackets provide consistent alignment, long-term durability and a premium finish.
For projects requiring Speed, enhanced fall control and specialist alignment.
The adjustable model offers absolute control over gutter fall, making it ideal for premium finishes and non-standard rooflines. Designed for architects, engineers and installers, it installs cleanly into any masonry substrate, brick, block, stone, or modular façades, without compromise.
For new-build projects where built-in brackets are preferred, delivering enhanced fall control and specialist alignment as part of the bricklaying process.
Installed directly onto the mortar bed during bricklaying and built over with the next course of brick, the built-in bracket forms a permanent mechanical bond with the wall, with mortar embedment holes allowing the masonry to lock through the bracket for long-term strength. An exposed adjustment slot allows final gutter height and fall to be set accurately on site, making it ideal for new builds and clean, consistent rooflines.
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Outdated method: Conventional rise‑and‑fall brackets are hammered into mortar joints. The impact can crack the mortar, twist brackets out of line and leave you fixing the brickwork afterwards. It’s a slow, awkward process that doesn’t suit modern build programmes .
Surefix solution: Surefix replaces the hammered spike with a threaded stake or keeping the traditional design by adding a slot.
Depending on your choice of bracket, it’s either built directly into the masonry during bricklaying using the Surefix built-in system, or installed afterwards using a simple drill–plug–wind method for the adjustable screw in rise & fall gutter bracket.
This controlled, mechanical approach sets the fall precisely, secures the fixing and leaves masonry untouched .
Built with the building: Instead of forcing the wall to accommodate the bracket, the Surefix system works with the structure.
It delivers consistent alignment and long‑term performance across brick, block, Render, stone or modular façades, all in a fraction of the time of traditional methods.
On new-build projects, the Surefix system integrates seamlessly into the build sequence. The built-in bracket is installed during bricklaying, while the screw-in option allows accurate fixing post-brickwork, eliminating return visits and keeping gutter installation off the critical path.
The traditional non-Surefix Rise & Fall Bracket slows every stage of installation. Hammering a stake into the mortar joint takes time, risks misalignment and often requires follow-on repairs that interrupt the build schedule.
The Surefix system removes all that friction. Using a controlled mechanical fixing approach, installers can complete a full four-bed plot in under an hour, whether the bracket is built in during bricklaying or fitted afterwards using the screw-in method.
Every Surefix bracket fits cleanly, aligns accurately and adjusts through a 70mm slot, giving installers complete control over gutter fall without forcing the bracket in and out to align, damaging the wall. No resin. No extra screws. No call-backs. Just a streamlined installation that reduces labour, shortens build programmes and increases productivity across every plot.
Strength isn’t just about the bracket; it’s about how securely it bonds with the structure. Traditional non-Surefix hammered stakes loosen over time because the mortar joint around them cracks, crumbles or shifts under load.
The Surefix system solves this through controlled mechanical fixing. Depending on the bracket selected, strength is achieved either by forming a permanent mechanical bond within the mortar joint during bricklaying, or by using a reinforced threaded fixing designed for high shear strength, installed securely post-brickwork. Independent pull-out and downward load testing confirms what installers see on site: the Surefix bracket holds firm.
The 70mm adjustment slot allows accurate alignment without bending or twisting the metal, which means the bracket isn’t weakened during installation. Once fitted, it remains stable, straight and secure through weather changes, maintenance and long-term use.
Surefix is safer by design. Its rounded-off profile and controlled mechanical fixing method reduce site hazards, supports safer working practices throughout the build, and also adheres to new health and safety regulations.
By eliminating impact-driven installation, the Surefix system avoids cracked or weakened mortar joints that can deteriorate over time. This helps maintain the integrity of the brickwork and provides a more stable, reliable fixing point for the gutter system over the long term.
Depending on the bracket selected, installation is either fully integrated during bricklaying using the built-in system, or carried out post-brickwork using a controlled mechanical fixing method. In both cases, the process reduces physical strain, avoids uncontrolled fixing at height and helps protect the surrounding masonry. With fewer materials, fewer steps and a consistent installation process, the Surefix system creates a cleaner, safer working environment and delivers a more secure finished detail on every build.
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From bricklaying through to final gutter installation, the Surefix system supports the entire build lifecycle
The Surefix system gives bricklayers the right bracket choice, depending on build method and installation stage.
This means a cleaner workflow, reduced risk of misalignment and no follow-up call-outs to repair cracked mortar.
The bracket installs accurately, adjusts easily and remains stable throughout.
This speeds up installation, reduces errors and ensures consistent quality across each run.
With fewer materials, fewer steps and fewer opportunities for error, the Surefix bracket reduces installation variability.
This means fewer defects and delays, and more predictable scheduling.
For developers, the Surefix bracket cuts labour and material costs, speeds up installation, improves health and safety compliance and delivers a premium, low-maintenance finish across every plot.
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