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Designed primarily for professional roofers and DIY enthusiasts, these 30mm plastic-headed pins from PBSL Group offer a reliable, aesthetically pleasing solution for securing UPVC fascia and soffit boards. The primary benefit is their marine-grade durability and colour-matched finish that prevents unsightly rust or metal exposure on your roofline, though users should note that the ring-shank design is permanent and requires careful placement as removal can damage the underlying substrate.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | P30DG |
| Brand | PBSL Group |
Yes, the A4 marine-grade stainless steel is specifically designed to resist salt spray and high-moisture environments.
They are designed for standard roofline timber. Ensure the material is not so hard that it bends the pin during entry.
The finish is designed to match standard grey UPVC fascia profiles commonly found in the building trade.
No, the ring-shank profile is intended to provide a permanent fix. Removal will likely damage the fascia board and the timber.
The head is manufactured from durable Polyamide, which is selected for its UV resistance and structural integrity.
Reduce hammer impact force or switch to a rubber mallet to avoid damaging the Polyamide head.
Ensure the substrate is solid wood; if the timber is rotten or soft, the ring-shank will not have enough material to grip.
To install, ensure your fascia board is correctly aligned with the rafter line. Use a hammer to drive the pin until the head sits flush against the surface of the UPVC board. Do not over-drive the pin, as excessive force can cause the plastic head to crack or deform. These pins are compatible with most standard UPVC roofline systems. No special maintenance is required, though you may periodically wipe the heads with a mild soap solution if they accumulate dirt or debris from roof runoff. Always ensure you are nailing into sound, rot-free timber to maintain the integrity of the grip.
