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The Freefoam Vented Soffit Board is designed for homeowners and professional installers looking to secure and ventilate roofline systems. This 250mm white board provides a durable, low-maintenance finish to roof overhangs while facilitating essential airflow to prevent condensation; however, it is specifically engineered for roof pitches of 30 degrees or greater, which may limit its application on shallower roofs.
| Model Part Number | GPBV250 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
Each board is supplied in a standard 5-meter length.
No, this product is specifically designed for roofs with a pitch of 30 degrees or more.
Yes, it includes a 10-year manufacturer guarantee.
The integrated slots provide the equivalent of a 10mm continuous air gap.
Yes, it is manufactured to BS EN 13245-2:2008 standards to withstand exterior environmental conditions.
These boards are designed to be low-maintenance and do not require painting; applying paint may void the warranty or affect the finish.
Check that the spacing between rafters or supports does not exceed the manufacturer's recommended distance for structural integrity.
Use a soft brush or low-pressure water spray to clear debris from the slots during regular roofline maintenance.
Installation should be performed by fixing the boards to the rafter feet or sub-frame using corrosion-resistant fasteners. Ensure the board is properly supported along its length to prevent sagging. It is fully compatible with standard Freefoam fascia and guttering systems. For care, simply wipe down the boards with a mild soapy solution and a soft cloth when cleaning your gutters; avoid abrasive cleaners or solvent-based chemicals that could damage the uPVC finish.
