Amerimax 24'' Splash Block, Brown Gutter Accessories

It does what its suppose to do. I received it the day of the deluge we had and got it in place just after the storm started. It would have been nice if the sides were higher but it was better than nothing which is what i had. It is thin, very thin. and extremely light weight. I had to think fast to find something to hammer into the little hole drilled in the very front of it to keep it in place. But for 10$ it will do. I didn't mind the color because it sits on pinestraw.

it was actually bigger than I was expecting however I was going to use it for an off label use anyway. my air conditioner creates a pool of water and cane frogs live in there. so I have placed this under the nozzle to push the water away from the house early. it's doing its job.

Great for downspouts that are low to ground

My garden was beautiful with this

It was either buy splashguard or extend the gutter. Splashguard looked much better and also worked better. I got the brown one. Don't remember if other colors were available. Only problem is that it is easily moved. I need to buy a spike to drive in the ground. I'm assuming that's what the hole in the front is for which was not included.

Made cheap very lightweight thin plastic resin. Better nail this one down for sure cause a little wind and it will be gone over to the neighbors yard. I ordered this one thinking it would be much better than the ones the big box stores sale for $4.99 but that wasn't the case!

Received broken item. It appears to have been a broken item before shipping as there were no broken pieces in the shipping box.

This is too thin and flimsy. It is already broken.

Why would someone ship one that had a big chuck missing on the product. The packer definitely was paying attention.you couldn't miss seeing that there was a big chunk missing. If a big chunk wasn't missing, then yes it would have been a good product. I blame the packer.

Very cheap light-weight plastic. I ordered four and one arrived in the bad cracked. The wind blows them around the yard unless you secure them. Step on them once or ride over them with a lawn mower and they crack. Better off buying the heavier ones at a home-improvement store.