Fascia Board Double End Corner - 600mm x 45mm

Corner trims are used to hide the 10mm expansion gap that should be left between two boards at the...

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The Freefoam Fascia Board Double End Corner is an essential finishing component for professional roofline installations, designed for contractors and DIY enthusiasts who need to conceal expansion gaps at eaves corners. It provides a clean, uniform aesthetic while maintaining the structural integrity of the roofline. A key caveat to remember is that proper installation requires a specific combination of adhesive and low modulus silicone to accommodate the natural thermal expansion and contraction of PVC materials.

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Model Part NumberFWXXWGR
BrandFreefoam

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FAQs

Why is there a 10mm gap requirement?

PVC fascia boards expand and contract with temperature fluctuations; the 10mm gap allows this movement without the boards warping or popping off the fixings.

Can I use standard wood glue to fix this?

No, you must use a dedicated PVC adhesive for the glued side to ensure a chemical bond that holds firm against weather exposure.

What type of saw should I use to cut the corner?

A standard hacksaw or a fine-toothed wood saw is ideal for making clean, straight cuts through the PVC profile.

Is low modulus silicone necessary?

Yes, low modulus silicone remains flexible over time, allowing the trim to accommodate expansion without failing or peeling away.

Can these be painted?

While the material is designed to be low-maintenance and color-stable, it is generally recommended to keep them in their original factory finish.

Troubleshooting

Trim is bowing or warping

Ensure that one side of the joint is only sealed with low modulus silicone rather than being glued; the lack of a 'floating' side prevents necessary thermal movement.

Visible gaps between the trim and the fascia

Check that the trim was cut squarely and ensure the fascia boards are aligned correctly at the corner joint.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ensures a professional, finished look at roofline corners
  • Easy to trim and cut to fit specific project requirements
  • Constructed from durable, low-maintenance PVC material
  • Effectively hides necessary 10mm expansion gaps

Cons

  • Requires specific sealing techniques to allow for thermal movement
  • Must be cut precisely to avoid gaps between the trim and board
  • Limited to use with 10mm expansion gap configurations

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For installation, ensure your fascia boards are correctly spaced with a 10mm gap. Measure the corner trim against the installed fascia and use a fine-toothed hacksaw to trim to the desired length if necessary. Clean all surfaces thoroughly to remove dust and debris before applying adhesive. For maintenance, keep the trim clean by wiping it down with a soft cloth and mild soapy water during annual roofline inspections. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or harsh chemicals that could damage the UV-resistant surface of the PVC.

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