Box gutters are rectangular-shaped gutters installed on the roofs of buildings to collect and channel rainwater. They are typically made of metal or PVC and are used on commercial, industrial, and large residential buildings that have flat or low-sloping roofs. Unlike traditional gutters that are attached to the edges of the roof, box gutters are built into the roof's structure and are hidden behind parapet walls or facades. Box gutters require regular maintenance to prevent clogs, leaks, and water damage to the building.
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