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The Freefoam 250mm Black Ash Woodgrain Fascia Board is an ideal solution for homeowners and contractors looking for a durable, low-maintenance finish for roofline replacements. It provides a sophisticated, high-quality aesthetic that mimics traditional wood without the associated decay or painting requirements. While it offers excellent structural longevity, users should be aware that the coloured woodgrain finish requires precise nail spacing to maintain its structural integrity over time.
| Model Part Number | FMS250WGB |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
These boards are supplied in 5-meter lengths.
It is recommended to remove decaying timber before installation to ensure the PVC board is fixed to a sound, structural surface.
For coloured boards like Black Ash, you must maintain a maximum fixing spacing of 400mm.
The rebated return leg measures 40mm from front to back.
No, the Black Ash woodgrain finish is maintenance-free and does not require painting.
You should use 65mm polytop nails at each rafter.
Check that the fixing centers are at 400mm or less; exceedence leads to expansion issues.
Ensure the 40mm rebate is free of debris or excess adhesive before sliding the soffit in.
Verify that you are using 65mm polytop nails and that they are driven into sound, non-rotted rafter ends.
To ensure the longevity of the board, proper installation is essential. Use two 65mm polytop nails at each rafter, ensuring the nails are driven flush without compressing the PVC surface. The maximum spacing between fixings must be kept at 400mm for coloured boards to account for thermal expansion. Compatibility is optimized with Freefoam soffit systems that utilize the same 40mm rebate depth. For care, simply wipe down the boards with a damp cloth and mild detergent periodically to remove dust or environmental buildup; avoid abrasive chemicals that might scratch the woodgrain texture.
