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

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Bargeboards also known as vergeboards or fascia boards are attached to the gables of a roof and secure the gutters in place. They provide the strength and protection that a home needs from weathering and although they play the same role as fascia boards, they tend to be used for more decorative purposes and come in styles such as square, bullnose and flat. If you're replacing existing timber fascia and soffit, our wide range of uPVC plain and woodgrain fascia boards and soffit boards come in a variety of colours and sizes and are easy to install. Whether you want the clean finish of a plain fascia board or upvc soffits or the texture of the woodgrain range, you can be sure that our high quality uPVC fascia board and soffit range will be easy to install, meet your needs and provide many years of maintenance free enjoyment. Explore our range of Fascia And Soffit Boards Barge boards and fascia boards are very nearly the same thing. They are both long, straight boards that run along the lower edge of the roof. However, fascia boards run horizontally, carry the gutters and support the bottom row of roof tiles. Barge boards run diagonally and are located at the gable end of a property. 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? All my street had theyre roofs set out in the same manner, but some who have had UPVC fitted have had better results than others (astheticaly speaking). Its dark now but the main differance seems to be with the soffits and bargeboard ends ( box ends? ).

Absolutely! They provide essential support for the bottom row of roof tiles and house the gutters. Without them and any guttering, there is no means for diverting rainfall away from your property, which can lead to damp and mould in the short-term. In the long-term, this can lead to rot and structural damage. If your fascias are damaged or have rotted, it’s important to get them replaced as soon as possible to limit any potential damage to your property. 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). builders string line along the side of the building so that all sections of board can be levelled to the same line. Please note that due to volatility in the availability of steel, the delivery time of this item may be extended beyond the 6 - 8weekson occasion. Also note that delivery of this item to Scotland will take longer than for England mainland. We will make every effort to ensure customers are notified on the rare occasion that their delivery is delayed.

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. One thing to think about if going down the 18mm solid upvc complete replace all fascia, is you will be fixing this ONLY to the rafter ends(and it's not like the timber where you can bash in a few extra nails and fill and paint over) so your fixing must be spot on first time. 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. Roof flashing plays a pivotal role in preventing water infiltration at vulnerable points in your roof. Here's what you need to know: Understanding Roof Flashing Yorkshireboy, are you saying just to clad without removing existing rot? That is not an option on the table. Rot is rot.

There are several different types of ventilation depending on your needs. A simple over fascia ventilator provides the necessary ventilation, but we also sell over fascia ventilators that act as eave protection systems too. On average, it takes two workers around 8 hours or a day to finish one barge board replacement project.Some 'professionals' will clad over existing wood but this risks trapping moisture which could cause serious rot in the structure.

Nah. If the majority of the timber is sound, leave it there and repair the worst. Treat all bare repairs whatever with generous treatment lkie cuprinol wood preserver. To finish a corner profile, please select the appropriate fascia corner detail. This could be a either an external 90 degree corner or a 135 degree corner which are common above bay windows. We also supply internal corners. decide for yourself how many or what form of ventilation you may want(or need). 75mm round vents in soffit(about every metre) or continuous pre-vented grill in solid board. Fascia Board has a recess along the inner corner to locate the Soffit whereas the inner corner of Cover Board is a plain right-angle. Where possible, the first two courses of tiles/slates should be taken up and set aside with a view to renewing the sarking felt.

To join please select the appropriate fascia joints depending on your profile, and leave a minimum of 10mm expansion gap between joints. Q: What is the purpose of roof flashing? A: Roof flashing is used to prevent water from seeping into vulnerable areas of your roof, such as valleys, chimneys, and vents. Barge boards are the diagonal panels that are affixed to the roof gable and run upwards to create the apex of the roof. They serve both a decorative and functional purpose; they are used to cover and protect any exposed material from the roof. Traditionally, barge boards were manufactured using wood – however, the modern alternative of uPVC is far more low maintenance and requires less replacement over the years. How to fit barge boards For further information and clarification of the legislation surrounding the return of goods, and associated costs, please refer to regulation 35 of The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013. As gutters are fitted to the fascia boards, it is not possible to replace the fascia without removing the gutters first. For this reason, it makes sense to install new guttering whenever new fascia boards are required. Do gutters cause wooden fascia to rot?