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The Freefoam 200mm Rosewood Fascia Board is an ideal solution for homeowners and professional contractors seeking a durable, maintenance-free replacement for traditional timber roofline materials. Designed for longevity and aesthetic appeal, this 18mm PVC board provides excellent weather resistance; however, it requires strict adherence to installation spacing requirements to accommodate the thermal expansion characteristics inherent in coloured PVC profiles.
| Model Part Number | FMS200WGR |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
It is generally recommended to remove the old timber fascia to ensure the new PVC board is fixed to solid, rot-free rafters.
Use 65mm polytop nails, ensuring they are stainless steel to avoid corrosion.
Standard fine-tooth wood saws or power saws are suitable for cutting PVC fascia boards.
Coloured foils absorb more heat from sunlight, causing higher rates of thermal expansion compared to white PVC, necessitating more frequent fixing points.
No, end caps and corner trims must be purchased as separate accessories to match the 200mm board profile.
Yes, the PVC construction is highly resistant to salt spray and corrosion compared to traditional timber or metal alternatives.
Check that the nail spacing does not exceed the recommended 400mm and verify that two nails were used per rafter.
Ensure the soffit board is fully inserted into the 40mm rebate and verify that the fascia board is securely fixed to the rafter to prevent shifting.
To ensure a professional finish, measure your total roofline run to account for joints, ensuring that every joint is supported by a rafter. Use high-quality 65mm stainless steel polytop nails to prevent rust streaks. For care, simply clean the surface annually with a soft cloth and mild soapy water to remove surface grime and preserve the wood-grain aesthetic. Avoid the use of abrasive scouring pads or harsh chemical solvents, as these may damage the decorative foil finish.
