White, 200mm UPVC Fascia 18mm Thick x 5m Length Bargeboard Board Plastic Window Cill

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We offer a full range of quality capping boards and full replacement boards from 9mm and 16mm to 22mm jumbo boards to ensure that your roofline not only looks great but is also low maintenance.

Please note that due to volatility in the availability of steel, the delivery time of this item may be extended beyond the 6 - 8weekson occasion. Also note that delivery of this item to Scotland will take longer than for England mainland. We will make every effort to ensure customers are notified on the rare occasion that their delivery is delayed.White is the most common colour for fascia boards because it pairs well with most styles of home. When deciding on a colour, however, there are several aspects to take into consideration: Joints can be secured using superglue to just one side of the fascia – otherwise they will detach after time. You can also pin the joint using a matching plastic head pin for extra piece of mind. (Tip! If using superglue then use a superglue activator spray for an instant grab).

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. figure to the right shows an existing wooden fascia clad with UPVC, if you decide to use this method, it is best to remove theGet a step-by-step guide on how to install roof flashing correctly. We emphasize the importance of proper sealing techniques. FAQs To join please select the appropriate fascia joints depending on your profile, and leave a minimum of 10mm expansion gap between joints. I will have to do the maths and get some qoutes on scaffolding and a quote from the pros to fit, then I can come to descision. 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. Remove first 2 layers of roof tiles where necessary to allow for inspection of felt, with a view to replacement with new ventilation, eaves protection systems and breathable membrane. It’s extremely common for the existing felt to have deteriorated over the years meaning it will need replacing.

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.Nah. If the majority of the timber is sound, leave it there and repair the worst. Treat all bare repairs whatever with generous treatment lkie cuprinol wood preserver. There are three additional parts to a traditional roofing system that help to tie everything together, add to visual appeal and help prolong the life of the roof and, ultimately, the building itself. Fascias, Soffits and Bargeboards are an essential part of any roof and we supply and fit them here, but what exactly are they and where can they be found? The fascia board is the long, straight board mounted at the point where the roof and outer walls intersect, commonly referred to as the roof-line. Fascia boards are usually fixed on the lower ends and edges of the roof. Fascia boards offer support to the lower edge of the bottom row of tiles and carry all guttering.

Barge boards are the diagonal panels that are affixed to the roof gable and run upwards to create the apex of the roof. They serve both a decorative and functional purpose; they are used to cover and protect any exposed material from the roof. Traditionally, barge boards were manufactured using wood – however, the modern alternative of uPVC is far more low maintenance and requires less replacement over the years. How to fit barge boards Our FloPlast cover boards carry a Class 2Y surface spread of flame rating in accordance with BS 476-7: 1997. This means that although the spread-of-flame across the surface of PVC is limited, the material does tend to char and may fall away when exposed to fire. Install soffit boards by nailing to the existing soffit or each soffit bearer with 40mm Trimtop nails or capped screws. Discover the various types of roof flashing and where they are used in your roofing system. Knowledge is key to making the right choices. Roof Flashing Installation GuideIf you’ve been thinking of replacing the gutters on your home, our 5 top gutter replacement tips can help you find the best products for the job. What is Eaves Protection System (EPS)? Bargeboards at gable ends require a gable ladder or other suitable timbers to provide adequate fixing for the barge board at maximum 600mm centres. Suitable framing is also required to give adequate support at junctions between bargeboard and fascia and at hip and valley rafters. Q: What is the average lifespan of barge boards? A: The lifespan of barge boards depends on the material used. Quality timber barge boards can last for several decades, while UPVC barge boards can last even longer. How long it takes to replace a barge board depends on the ease of accessibility to the gable or apex of the roof and whether or not there would be problems with erecting a scaffolding.