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The Freefoam 200mm Dark Grey Fascia Board is an essential solution for homeowners and contractors seeking a durable, low-maintenance roofline upgrade for both new builds and timber refurbishments. Its standout feature is the 18mm thickness which allows for direct installation onto rafter feet, providing a robust structural finish. While it offers excellent weather resistance and a sleek aesthetic, users should note that the 5-metre length requires careful planning for transportation and precise onsite cutting to match specific roof dimensions.
| Model Part Number | FMS200DG |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
Yes, the 18mm thickness is specifically designed to be strong enough for direct installation onto rafter feet.
Each fascia board is supplied in a 5-metre length.
No, the UPVC material is finished in dark grey and is designed to be maintenance-free without the need for painting or staining.
Yes, they are an excellent replacement for old timber fascias, providing a more durable, rot-proof solution.
Regular cleaning with a soft cloth and soapy water is enough to keep the surface looking new.
A fine-toothed hand saw or a power saw equipped with a blade suitable for plastic will provide the cleanest cuts.
Ensure that fasteners are placed at the correct intervals and that the board is not being subjected to excessive tension during installation.
Check that the rebate is clear of any debris or sawdust; if the fit is too tight, ensure the soffit board is the correct thickness and not warped.
Use matching dark grey plastic-headed nails and ensure they are driven flush with the board surface.
To install these boards, ensure your rafters are spaced at standard centers (typically 400mm to 600mm). Always use high-quality, stainless steel, plastic-headed nails to prevent corrosion and maintain the aesthetic. When cutting the 5-metre lengths, use a fine-toothed hand saw or a circular saw with a plastic-cutting blade to avoid splintering the edges.
For care, the boards are largely self-cleaning due to rainfall; however, if they become dirty, a simple wipe-down with warm, soapy water and a soft cloth is sufficient. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemical solvents that could scratch or damage the smooth finish.
