White, 200mm UPVC Fascia 18mm Thick x 5m Length Bargeboard Board Plastic Window Cill

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up to the first batten (or, as a minimum, 12 inches (300mm)). When fitting new felt, ensure that it projects about 3 inches

We can only provide a delivery date and are not able to confirm the time delivery will be attempted. Therefore, we ask that somebody is able to accept and sign for your items throughout the started delivery date. Bunnings downpipes play a vital role in managing rainwater runoff from your roof. Proper installation and maintenance are crucial to protect your property from water damage. Selecting the Right Bunnings Downpipes

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If you are installing your new PVC fascia and soffit onto either a pitched or flat roof, be aware that there are specific installation instructions that you should consider. This guide also provides extra detail to ensure your installation goes smoothly and seamlessly.

Get a step-by-step guide on how to install roof flashing correctly. We emphasize the importance of proper sealing techniques. FAQs Rafters must be at maximum 600mm centres. Note: centres not exceeding 400mm are required for foiled and coloured profiles. If you have any questions about our range of barge boards, please do not hesitate to get in touch with our team of experts – we’re always happy to help! Fix the fascia to the ends of the rafters using plastic headed stainless steel ring nails, with the first set of tiles pushedalthough not absolutely necessary, when fitting replacement soffit, it is worth considering fitting ventilated soffit to improve The fascia board is the long, straight board mounted at the point where the roof and outer walls intersect, commonly referred to as the roof-line. Fascia boards are usually fixed on the lower ends and edges of the roof. Fascia boards offer support to the lower edge of the bottom row of tiles and carry all guttering. If you’ve been thinking of replacing the gutters on your home, our 5 top gutter replacement tips can help you find the best products for the job. What is Eaves Protection System (EPS)? You're able to select a preferreddelivery date in your shopping basket. Whilst we aim to deliver your items on this date, it is not guaranteed. As with our UPVC Fascia Boards, these Cover Boards can be nailed, cut, drilled and shaped using traditional woodworking tools, and they also benefit from being fire resistant as they are difficult to ignite and do not burn freely.

Install ventilation directly to the top of the fascia board if required maintaining air path to comply with building regulations.

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Install soffit boards, nailing to each soffit bearer with 40mm Trimtop nails or capped screws. Allow the soffit board to overhang the rafter foot by 10mm to locate into the soffit groove at the rear of the fascia board. Barge boards are boards that run along the gable ends of your roof. They protect the roof's edges from weathering and offer a finishing touch to your home's exterior. Why Choose Quality Barge Boards?

Any rot in the ends of the rafter should be repaired using good quality timber treated with preservative. To get started, install a pre-measured length of uPVC soffit board using 40mm A4 Marine grade stainless steel plastic headed pins. (Tip! generally plastic headed pins – 25mm to 40mm - are used for soffits and cap over fascias, and plastic headed nails – 50mm and above - are used for full replacement fascias). If the existing soffit is to be retained and requires new roof space ventilation, drill 70mm diameter holes and fix circular soffit ventilators at required centres.When deciding on a fascia colour, many of our customers ensure it complements the aspects covered above. As our fascia boards are available in more than 150 RAL colours, we make it easy for them to do this too. However, if you’d prefer it if replacement fascias did not match them, this is possible too. Firstly and most importantly, please ensure all Health & Safety guidelines are followed – we don’t want you having an accident whilst replacing your fascias and soffits. figure to the right shows an existing wooden fascia clad with UPVC, if you decide to use this method, it is best to remove the Freefoam’s smooth finish cover boards conform to both Class 1 resistance to fire propagation and Class 1Y resistance to spread of flames specification requirements. Yorkshireboy, are you saying just to clad without removing existing rot? That is not an option on the table. Rot is rot.