Fascia Board - 250mm - Agate Grey Woodgrain

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Freefoam Grey 250Mm Agate Woodgrain Fascia Board - 18Mm X 5Mtr
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Freefoam Grey 250Mm Agate Woodgrain Fascia Board - 18Mm X 5Mtr
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The Freefoam 250mm Fascia Board is an ideal solution for homeowners and professional contractors seeking a low-maintenance, durable alternative to traditional timber roofline components. Designed for both new builds and refurbishment projects, it offers a sophisticated agate grey woodgrain finish that enhances curb appeal while providing structural protection to rafter feet. While it simplifies installation by eliminating the need for a backing board, users should note that as a rigid PVC product, it requires precise measurement and specific fixing techniques to ensure long-term structural integrity and aesthetic alignment.
| Model Part Number | FMS250WGATE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
It is not recommended. The woodgrain finish is a durable factory coating, and applying paint may lead to peeling and void the material's benefits.
No, these 18mm boards are designed to be fixed directly to the rafter feet, saving you time and material costs.
Yes, the PVC construction is highly resistant to salt air and corrosion compared to traditional timber or metal alternatives.
A fine-toothed saw for cutting, a hammer with a soft-face mallet or plastic-headed nails, and standard measuring tools.
Use purpose-made color-matched joint covers to hide the seams and allow for thermal expansion of the PVC.
This is often caused by fixings being overtightened. Ensure nails allow for slight thermal expansion.
Check that the soffit board is the correct thickness (typically 9mm or 10mm) and that no debris is obstructing the rebate channel.
To install, ensure rafter feet are level and clear of debris. Use stainless steel plastic-headed nails to secure the board directly into the timber rafter, spacing fixings according to local building regulations—typically every 400mm to 600mm. The integrated return leg should be used to support the soffit board, ensuring a tight friction fit or secured with silicone where necessary. For care, simply wipe the boards down with a damp cloth and mild soapy water once or twice a year to remove surface dust or grime. Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh chemical solvents that could damage the woodgrain finish.