Fascia Board - 200mm - Agate Grey Woodgrain - 5mtr

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Freefoam Grey 200Mm Agate Woodgrain Fascia Board - 18Mm X 5Mtr
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Freefoam Grey 200Mm Agate Woodgrain Fascia Board - 18Mm X 5Mtr
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The Freefoam 200mm Agate Grey Woodgrain Fascia Board is an ideal solution for contractors and homeowners looking for a low-maintenance, high-performance alternative to traditional timber fascias. Perfect for new builds and renovation projects, these 18mm thick boards are designed for direct installation onto rafter feet, which saves time and materials by removing the need for a secondary backing board; however, installers must ensure accurate rafter spacing to maintain structural integrity.
| Model Part Number | FMS200WGATE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
No, the 18mm thickness is specifically designed for direct installation to rafter feet.
These boards are finished with a durable woodgrain effect and are not intended to be painted.
Use a fine-toothed handsaw or a power saw with a fine-toothed blade to ensure a clean, chip-free cut.
The rebate provides a secure channel for the soffit board, resulting in a cleaner, more stable connection at the eaves.
Use warm soapy water and a soft cloth; avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive scourers.
Yes, they are manufactured to withstand prolonged UV exposure without significant fading or degradation.
This is often caused by uneven rafter ends; ensure all rafters are packed out to be perfectly flush before fixing.
Ensure that thermal expansion gaps are accounted for during installation, typically by using appropriate joint covers.
Always use color-matched stainless steel nails and ensure they are driven flush but not over-tightened into the PVC.
For installation, ensure your rafter feet are aligned; if rafter ends are uneven, pack them out before fixing the boards. Always use high-quality stainless steel fixings to prevent staining. When cutting, use a fine-toothed saw to prevent chipping the woodgrain finish. For care, these boards do not require painting or specialized treatments. If they become dirty due to environmental debris, simply wipe them down with a soft cloth, warm water, and a mild detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners or strong solvents that could damage the woodgrain surface.