Fascia Capping Box End Board - 400mm - Rosewood

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Freefoam 400Mm Rosewood Fascia Capping Box End Board - 10Mm X 1.25Mtr
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The Freefoam 400mm Rosewood Box End Board is designed for professional roofline installers and DIY enthusiasts who require a high-quality finish where the bargeboard meets the fascia. This component simplifies the construction of box ends, providing a clean, aesthetic transition at the eaves, though users should ensure their existing structural timber supports are level before installation to avoid alignment issues.
| Model Part Number | FW400WGR.125 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
The board features a durable Rosewood finish designed to be maintenance-free. Painting is not recommended as it may affect the finish and void potential product performance expectations.
It is designed for standard roofline box end construction, but should only be installed on sound timber structural supports.
A fine-tooth saw, tape measure, pencil, spirit level, and appropriate plastic-headed nails are typically required.
Use a mild detergent mixed with warm water and a soft, non-abrasive cloth.
This board is specifically dimensioned for 400mm applications. It is not suitable for narrower sections without cutting, which may expose raw edges.
Check if the underlying timber structure is square and remove any protruding debris or old fixings.
Ensure you are using a fine-toothed saw and support the board firmly on both sides of the cut line.
Use matching colour-coded plastic-headed nails and ensure they are spaced consistently along the supporting battens.
To install, ensure the existing timber framework is sound, dry, and capable of holding fixings. Measure the box end area accurately and use a fine-tooth saw to cut the uPVC board. Fix the board using appropriate colour-coded plastic-headed nails, ensuring they are driven in straight to avoid damaging the surface. For care, simply wash the board down with warm, soapy water and a soft cloth periodically to remove dust and environmental grime; avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that may degrade the wood-effect finish.