Ogee Fascia Capping Board - 150mm - White

The 10mm Ogee Cover board is a decorative alternative to traditional UPVC cover boards, specifical...

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The Freefoam 10mm Ogee Cover board is an ideal choice for homeowners and professional contractors seeking a low-maintenance, decorative solution to revitalize aging roofline aesthetics. Designed primarily for over-capping existing timber fascias or window boards, this board provides a clean, professional finish that resists weathering and rot. While highly durable, users should note that it is not intended for standalone structural support and requires a solid timber backing board when used in new construction projects.

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Model Part NumberFO150
BrandFreefoam

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FAQs

Can I use these boards as a structural fascia?

No, these are cover boards and are intended to be fitted over an existing structural timber fascia or a new 25mm sawn timber backing board.

How many nails do I need for one board?

You should use approximately 18 nails for a 5-meter length, ensuring you use two nails at each support point spaced no more than 600mm apart.

Is this product suitable for coastal environments?

Yes, the high-quality UPVC construction is excellent for resisting the salt spray and harsh weather typical of coastal areas.

Do I need to paint the boards?

No, the white finish is permanent and requires no painting or protective coatings.

What is the return leg measurement?

The external measurement includes a 40mm return leg, which provides a 30mm internal depth for covering the fascia edge.

How do I cut the boards to size?

The boards can be easily cut using a standard fine-toothed hand saw or a power miter saw with a blade suitable for plastic.

Troubleshooting

Board is bowing or warping after installation

Check that fixings are not over-tightened and that the 600mm spacing interval is strictly followed to allow for natural thermal movement.

Visible gaps between boards

Ensure that joints are cut squarely and utilize proper UPVC jointing trims or specialized adhesives if specified for your climate conditions.

Board feels loose

Verify that the underlying timber substrate is solid and that the 50mm nails have sufficient bite into the timber.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Resists rot, warping, and peeling
  • Easy to cut and install using standard woodworking tools
  • Low maintenance requirement compared to timber
  • Attractive decorative Ogee aesthetic

Cons

  • Not a structural replacement for full-depth fascia boards
  • Requires professional-grade Polytop nails for best results
  • Must be supported by a 25mm sawn timber backing board in new builds

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure the existing timber surface is dry and free from loose debris. Always use 2 x 50mm Polytop nails at every fixing point to allow for thermal expansion while maintaining a secure hold. Fixings should be spaced at intervals no greater than 600mm. For a 5-meter length, budget for approximately 18 nails to ensure adequate coverage. To clean, simply wipe down with warm, soapy water and a soft cloth; avoid using abrasive chemicals or solvent-based cleaners, as these may damage the UV-stabilized surface finish.

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