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The Freefoam 10mm UPVC Fascia Capping Board in Rosewood is an ideal solution for homeowners and professional builders looking to achieve a low-maintenance, aesthetically pleasing finish for roofline projects. Designed specifically for covering existing timber fascias or for new builds with appropriate backing, this product provides a weather-resistant barrier that retains its rich woodgrain color over time; however, users must ensure a 25mm sawn timber backing is installed to provide the necessary structural support for the capping.
| Model Part Number | FW250WGR |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
No, this is a capping board and requires a 25mm thick sawn timber backing for support.
You will need approximately 26 nails per 5m length to maintain the correct spacing.
The total width is 250mm, which includes the 40mm bottom return leg.
The material is designed to be UV-stable, meaning the woodgrain finish will resist fading far better than traditional painted timber.
Standard fine-tooth hand saws or power saws with UPVC-compatible blades are sufficient for trimming the boards to size.
Check that the nails were placed at the recommended 400mm intervals and that the timber backing is perfectly level.
Ensure you are using 50mm Polytop nails in the correct Rosewood color match to blend with the board surface.
Before installation, ensure your existing timber is dry and free of rot. If the timber is compromised, replace it with a treated 25mm sawn timber backing before attaching the capping board. When fastening, always utilize two 50mm Polytop nails at every 400mm interval to secure the board properly—this requires approximately 26 nails for every 5m length of board. For ongoing maintenance, the UPVC material requires nothing more than an occasional wipe down with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Avoid the use of abrasive cleaners or solvent-based chemicals, as these can damage the protective woodgrain finish over time.
