Ogee Fascia Capping Board - 225mm White - 5mtr

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Freefoam White 225Mm Ogee Fascia Capping Board - 10Mm X 5Mtr
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Freefoam White 225Mm Ogee Fascia Capping Board - 10Mm X 5Mtr
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The Ogee Fascia Capping Board is an ideal solution for contractors and DIY enthusiasts looking to modernize existing timber fascias or window boards with a clean, low-maintenance finish. By providing a durable PVC cover, it eliminates the need for frequent painting or scraping of old timber while offering a decorative, professional aesthetic. Note that because this board is a capping solution, it requires a solid, sound timber backing to remain structurally secure.
| Model Part Number | FO225 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
No, this is a capping board and must be installed over a sound, flat timber backing.
The board has a thickness of 10mm.
Yes, the PVC material is designed specifically for long-term external exposure and weather resistance.
Use warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Use 50mm Polytop nails for the best finish and secure attachment.
Each board is supplied in a standard 5-meter length.
Ensure the underlying timber substrate is level and that nails are spaced at the recommended 600mm maximum interval.
Use matching 50mm Polytop nails, which are designed with plastic heads to blend into the white PVC surface.
Ensure boards are not fixed too tightly to allow for natural thermal expansion and contraction.
To install, ensure the existing timber is clean, dry, and structurally sound. Measure the required length and cut using a fine-toothed saw. Secure the boards using 50mm Polytop nails to match the white finish; these should be spaced no more than 600mm apart to prevent bowing or wind uplift. Care is straightforward: the PVC surface can be cleaned using a soft cloth and mild soapy water. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemical solvents, as these may scratch the finish or damage the material surface.