Fascia Internal Corner Trim - 135 Degree - 300mm - Black

Replacement fascia corner trims are used to cover the straight joints of two fascia boards when th...

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The Freefoam Fascia Internal Corner Trim is designed for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts looking to achieve a seamless, clean finish at 135-degree angled roofline joints. It effectively masks the transition between two joining fascia boards, providing a durable and aesthetically pleasing result. While it is engineered for compatibility with black fascia boards of all widths, users should note that the 300mm length is fixed, meaning precise measuring is required before installation to ensure full coverage of the joint.

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Model Part NumberFWFXIBL
BrandFreefoam

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FAQs

Can I use this trim on 90-degree corners?

No, this product is specifically manufactured for 135-degree angles. A 90-degree internal corner trim would be required for standard rectangular corners.

Is this trim suitable for white fascia boards?

While it may fit physically, the color is specifically black and will not match a standard white roofline system.

Do I need adhesive to install this?

Mechanical fixing with plastic-headed pins is generally recommended, though some installers use a small amount of low-modulus silicone sealant for added security and weatherproofing.

Can this be painted?

It is not recommended to paint the trim as the factory finish is designed to be durable and weather-resistant on its own.

How do I measure for the correct angle?

Use a protractor or an adjustable angle finder tool on the corner of the structure before purchasing your trim components.

Troubleshooting

Trim does not sit flush against the board.

Check that the fascia boards behind the trim are cut at the correct 135-degree angle and that there is no protruding debris or old adhesive in the gap.

Trim is too long for the application.

Use a fine-toothed saw to carefully trim the PVC to your desired length, ensuring the cut is smooth to maintain the aesthetic finish.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Seamlessly hides internal joint gaps
  • UV-stable black finish matches standard fascia systems
  • Easy to install over existing or new fascia boards
  • Maintenance-free material that does not require painting

Cons

  • Specific to 135-degree angles only
  • Fixed 300mm length may require cutting for shorter fascia boards
  • Color-matched only for black fascia systems

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure the fascia boards are firmly secured and the 135-degree angle is verified before cutting. The trim should be positioned over the joint and can be secured using plastic-headed pins for a secure hold. For long-term care, the trim requires minimal maintenance; an occasional wipe down with a soft cloth and mild soapy water will remove dust and debris and keep the black finish looking uniform. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvent-based chemicals that could dull the surface or damage the PVC coating.

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