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The Freefoam 10mm UPVC Fascia Capping Board is an ideal solution for homeowners and professional contractors looking to renovate aging timber fascias or provide a sleek finish to new window installations. Its durable anthracite grey woodgrain finish offers a modern, professional aesthetic that is both weather-resistant and low-maintenance. While this product is perfect for capping existing, sound timber, users should note that it is not intended for structural load-bearing and requires a solid backing substrate, such as a 25mm timber board, when used in new build applications.
| Model Part Number | FW250WGAG |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
Yes, but it must be installed over a 25mm thick timber backing board to provide the necessary structural support.
For woodgrain boards, nails should be spaced at a maximum of 400mm intervals.
It is not recommended to paint the UPVC surface, as this may affect the finish and void the maintenance-free benefits.
A standard fine-toothed hand saw or a circular saw with a fine blade is sufficient for cutting.
Yes, the Freefoam UPVC is designed to withstand exposure to sunlight without significant fading.
Check that the fixing centers do not exceed the recommended 400mm spacing.
Ensure you are using color-matched 50mm Polytop nails to blend with the anthracite grey finish.
Verify that the underlying timber substrate is solid and not decayed, as the capping board relies on a firm base for retention.
For optimal results, ensure the existing timber surface is clean, dry, and sound before installation. If the wood is rotten, it must be replaced before capping, as the board cannot support itself. When cutting the 5-meter lengths, use a fine-toothed saw to prevent splintering the UPVC finish. To maintain the board, simply wipe it down with a soft cloth and mild soapy water to remove dirt or environmental debris. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the woodgrain texture.
