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The Freefoam Fascia Capping Board in Agate Grey is designed for homeowners and professional installers looking for a durable, aesthetically pleasing solution for roofline renovations. It provides a robust, weather-resistant finish that mimics traditional timber while eliminating the need for periodic painting or sanding; however, it requires a solid, rot-free substrate for secure installation as it is a cover board rather than a full-replacement fascia.
| Model Part Number | FW400WGATE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
No, this is a capping board designed to be fixed over sound timber or a suitable backing board.
You will need a fine-toothed saw for cutting, a hammer, and appropriate colour-matched polytop nails.
Use warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Do not use chemical solvents or harsh abrasives.
No, this is a cover board and should not be used to support roof structures or heavy components.
PVC does have a thermal expansion coefficient; always leave a small expansion gap at joints as per standard trade practices.
This often occurs if the underlying timber substrate is not level. Ensure the backing is flat before fixing the board.
Use matching colour-coded joint trims to hide expansion gaps and provide a professional, seamless finish.
Check that you are hitting the solid timber substrate behind the capping board; if the timber is rotted, it must be replaced first.
To install, ensure the existing fascia is clean and free of loose debris. Align the board carefully, ensuring the 10mm lip covers the bottom edge of the timber perfectly. Use stainless steel polytop nails at regular intervals as specified by building standards to secure the board. For maintenance, the Agate Grey finish only requires an occasional wipe with a soft cloth and mild soapy water to remove surface dust or grime. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or solvent-based cleaners that could damage the woodgrain texture.
