5 Metre x 150mm Wide uPVC Fascia Cover Capping Board - 9mm Thick

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When I told them they were supposed to have replaced the original drip edge/ gutter apron before they started to reshingle (per the insurance and contract) they stated they would put a new drip edge under the shingles but on top of the new ice and water shield so it would cover (hide) the original drip edge/gutter apron and it would be “extra protection” (their words), because we still had the original aluminum drip edge and now this new aluminum over the top of it. I have never heard of this before and when I asked if it will pass code if I called and asked the building inspector to stop by they began a bunch of double talk. They actually started to cut the old gutter apron off at the bend where it comes out from under the ice and water shield and bends down into the gutter, making the situation worse and told them to stop.

If the existing soffit is to be retained and requires new roof space ventilation, drill 70mm diameter holes and fix circular soffit ventilators at required centres. Before you come to fit these capping boards, ensure that your existing wooden fascia boards are structurally sound and free from rot. UPVC capping boards are not designed to be installed directly onto rafters, only over existing timber fascia. These boards can also be nailed, cut, drilled into, and shaped using woodworking power and hand tools, making them super easy to work with. Capping Board Sizes and StylesPlastic fascia boards are becoming increasingly popular as technology and manufacturing methods continue to improve. With so many styles, shapes and colours of fascia boards & cladding it means you can create the exact look you want for your property, with no need to compromise. To bend the aluminum into a shape to fit around the roof fascia board, we use what is called a “Break”. It is the same piece of equipment that is used to custom bend siding for homes exteriors. Leave 4mm expansion/contraction gap at each board end and cover using matching joint and corner mouldings. Simple face fixed trims can be fixed with low modulus silicone.

Our upvc soffit board range includes general purpose boards, hollow soffit boards and pre-vented soffits so whatever finish you want to achieve we can help.

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Rosewood is a mahogany style colour finish but with the added benefit of an enhanced grain pattern. As with our UPVC Fascia Boards, these Cover Boards can be nailed, cut, drilled and shaped using traditional woodworking tools, and they also benefit from being fire resistant as they are difficult to ignite and do not burn freely. In the next two photos you can see the gutter eventually fell off the entire front of the home. What has happened here is the roof fascia board rotted away behind the fascia wrap. Because of the wrap nobody was able to know there was even a problem until it was too late. The above photos were taken one month before the below photos. If you're replacing existing timber fascia and soffit, our wide range of uPVC plain and woodgrain fascia boards and soffit boards come in a variety of colours and sizes and are easy to install. Whether you want the clean finish of a plain fascia board or upvc soffits or the texture of the woodgrain range, you can be sure that our high quality uPVC fascia board and soffit range will be easy to install, meet your needs and provide many years of maintenance free enjoyment. Explore our range of Fascia And Soffit Boards Install soffit boards by nailing to the existing soffit or each soffit bearer with 40mm Trimtop nails or capped screws.

Lastly, you would sit the wrapping onto the fascia so that the 1 inch part rests over the top edge of the fascia board. Make sure that the wrap fits snug on the fascia board and use screws to mount the wrap to the fascia. Both types of board are available in a wide range of sizes. Cover boards generally start at 100mm Depth and are available up to 275mm in depth. Replacement Fascias are available in depths from 150mm up to 250mm. Both types of board are also available in larger depths (for collecting customers only due to carriage restrictions), and both come in the same wide range of colours. Delivery to non-Industrial Scotland, Northern Ireland, and CH, LL, and CA postcodes can sometimes take slightly longer, although this is dependent upon the exact location.As an additional feature UPVC Cover Boards can also be used as internal window boards when laid on top of existing timber window sills, these are virtually stain-resistant, are easily cleaned and do not require painting. HOW TO MEASURE COVER BOARDS In the two photos below you will see examples of “Rake Board”. They are basically the same thing as fascia board. They cover the gap left from the rafters. The difference between rake board and fascia board is that rake boards are slanted, and fascia boards are straight. Because rake boards are always slanted, there are never any gutters on them. Did you know? Capping boards can even be used internally. Lay these boards on top of internal window cills for a highly durable, easy-to-clean fixture that won’t need regular upkeep. Any More Questions About Our Capping Board Range? In this article, we delve into the importance of fascia wrap solutions and how they can safeguard your fascia boards, ensuring their longevity and maintaining the beauty and strength of your home for years to come. What is a Fascia on a House? Cast Iron: Premier Primed Standard Rainwater, Premier Primed Sand Cast Rainwater, Premier LCC Soil, Halifax Soil & Drain Systems Fittings Only

The first two courses of tiles/slates should be taken up and set aside with a view to renewing the sarking felt. This will also allow for a full inspection of the roof rafters for signs of deterioration – any rotten ends must be cut out, repaired/replaced with treated timber to provide a suitable substructure. First, for a 1×6″ Fascia Board, we would first measure and cut the aluminum into 7 inch strips. (9″ for 1×8″, 11″ for 1×10″, etc…)

Select the appropriate height of the profile, having regard to the required details at roof oversail and soffit board locations. Fix the fascia board to each rafter end with not less than two 65mm Trimtop nails or 50mm capped screws at the recommended centres.