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The Freefoam 100mm Golden Oak Woodgrain Plain Soffit Board is designed for contractors and homeowners looking for a durable, aesthetically pleasing solution to enclose and protect roof overhangs in residential or light commercial projects. This board excels by providing a long-lasting, moisture-resistant barrier that eliminates the need for frequent painting or maintenance, though users should ensure they have the correct color-matched accessories for a seamless finish.
| Model Part Number | GPB100WGO |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
Yes, it is specifically designed for exterior use as a protective roof overhang.
It is not recommended to paint the board, as the woodgrain finish is intended to be the final surface.
No, fixings are not included. You should use corrosion-resistant fixings suitable for your specific rafter material.
Each board is 5 metres in length.
Freefoam boards are designed for long life, reducing the need for replacement and maintenance, which contributes to overall sustainability.
No, it can be cut and fixed using standard woodworking hand tools.
Use a fine-toothed saw and ensure the board is supported properly to avoid vibration or jagged edges.
Check that the fixing centers are spaced correctly and that the board is fully seated within the trim or fascia groove.
Clean the area with a mixture of mild soap and water; avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the woodgrain finish.
Installation requires standard carpentry tools, such as a fine-toothed saw, for cutting the 5-metre lengths to size. The boards should be fixed to the rafter ends using suitable corrosion-resistant fixings, ensuring that any expansion gaps are accounted for during the installation process.
