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The Freefoam Golden Oak Fascia Board Joint is an essential component for professional-grade roofline installations, designed for contractors and DIY homeowners who need a seamless, weather-resistant finish for 10mm expansion gaps. Its primary benefit is providing a clean aesthetic while allowing for necessary thermal movement in PVC boards, though users must note that proper installation requires both adhesive and low-modulus silicone to maintain structural integrity.
| Model Part Number | FWJWGO |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
A standard hacksaw or fine-toothed hand saw is recommended for the best finish, though a fine-blade miter saw can be used with care.
Yes, Freefoam components are designed for outdoor use and include UV-stable pigments.
Use a proprietary PVC fascia adhesive for the fixed side and a low-modulus silicone sealant for the expansion side.
PVC materials expand and contract significantly with temperature changes; a 10mm gap ensures the boards have room to move without damaging the roofline structure.
No, this is a decorative and protective cover and is not intended to support the weight of the roofline or gutters.
Use a fine-toothed hacksaw to trim the joint cover to the exact depth of the fascia board.
Ensure the 10mm expansion gap was maintained between boards and that only one side of the joint was glued, allowing the other to move.
Check that low-modulus silicone was used; high-modulus or standard adhesives may be too rigid and crack under movement.
To install, ensure your 10mm gap between boards is consistent. Measure the depth of your fascia board and cut the joint cover to size if necessary using a fine-toothed hacksaw. Apply a suitable PVC adhesive to one side of the joint cover and press it against the first board. For the second side, apply a low-modulus silicone sealant to allow the board to shift during thermal cycles without breaking the seal. Keep the surface clean by wiping it down with a damp cloth; avoid harsh solvents that could strip the Golden Oak finish.
