Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is it brown like it show's. once you click on it and it brings up another picture and dimensions it's showing a green one.
Document: I was mislead by the description which claims that this extends 24" to 55". If you buy several of them it would extend like that, but buying only one (which costs quite a bit when shipping is added) there is NO way that it will stretch to more than 3 ft, certainly not over 4 feet as claimed.It's too short, but does work, so to get the downspout water directed to where I need it to go, I'm going to my hardware store and buy 2 more.
I have several of these, and after two years they're holding up well. One end fits a 2"x3" downspout, the other fits a 3"x4" downspout (by slipping over the outside). There are indentations showing where to put screws to attach to the downspout (noscrewsincluded) but I didn't bother.There are also cut-lines on each end to make them into round ends (not too hard to cut with a utility knife).
The only thing I did not like about this product was the cost, I thought it could have been less expensive.
Installation was a breeze. They do a great job of diverting water away from the house, and they don't stick out like a sore thumb under the bushes.
I ordered one of these to see how it would work with my gutter drains which ended too close to my house. I am happy to report that it DOES extend to 53", a length I am quite satisfied with. It is a little difficult to open the accordian style tube, but that's a good thing, as it will hold any snaked position you create very well. A very good value. I purchased 4 more.
I didnt read the instructions and did not cut the tubing. If one cuts the tubing the backsplash issues is eliminated as two connecting tubes are then tight. I didnt put silicone on the outside but that would perfectly seal it if one wanted to. It is tight without it and I observed not leakage after cutting and fitting the pieces together. Make sure you read the instructions as I just left it on the tubing after initial installation.
Just bought a couple of these at Lowes. Instructions say one person can stretch out the tube by drilling holes in the dimples marking the placement of sheet metal screws, then pushing a wire through the holes and standing on the wire to anchor one end while pulling on the other. Only wire I had was a wimpy strand from an aluminum ground cable, but it got the job done. To stretch the second one, I sacrificed a stout metal skewer, which worked better.
If you want to go back from PVC to downspout, use a4" to 3" PVC reducer, slide the flex-spout over the 3" end and hose-clamp it.If you want to anchor it to the ground, the best way I've come up with is to use alandscaping stakeon each side of the downspout, angled under the downspout at around a 30 angle. Tie somewire like thisbetween the stakes looping over the end of the downspout.
great
Worked perfectly! I needed to bend my downspout's path, and this did the charm. I did not want the expense of buying a bunch of custom angled 3x4 metal elbows and extensions, so I bought this hoping to redirect where my 3x4 downspout was heading.The large end fits great over the 3x4 inflow and is attached with screws (that you provide). - Make sure you pre-drill your holes unless you have self-tapping screws.
Answer: no