All gutters are attached to your house by mounting system or different types of hangers inside outside or strap and the hangers need to be carefully spaced close together 3 feet or less to give the gutter proper support.
How far apart to install gutter hangers.
For climates where ice is a regular factor you should have gutter hangers installed closer at half the distance that we said earlier for warm weather in order to be able to support the bigger weights.
For warmer climates you can hang gutter hangers as close to the center of the gutter at a spacing of no more than 36 inches or three feet apart from the center.
Make sure that there is no more than three feet of space between any of your gutter hangers.
Without the correct support the rain gutters will sag.
Gutter hangers should always be placed at least every three feet for proper support 2 feet in northern climates where snow and ice can add additional weight on the gutters.
For rainy climates where gutters will handle a larger amount of water for long periods they should have a maximum distance of 18 inches apart between them.
Improper pitch the pitch or angle at which the rain gutters are hung is what allows the water to flow smoothly away from the home.