Fascia Capping Board - 225mm - Rosewood - 10mm x 5mtr

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Freefoam White 225Mm Rosewood Fascia Capping Board - 10Mm X 5Mtr
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Freefoam White 225Mm Rosewood Fascia Capping Board - 10Mm X 5Mtr
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The Freefoam 10mm Rosewood Fascia Capping Board (FW225WGR) is an ideal solution for homeowners and professional contractors looking to renovate aging timber fascias or provide a sleek, low-maintenance finish for new building projects. These boards provide excellent weather resistance and a consistent aesthetic across 5-meter lengths, though they require a solid timber backing board for structural support during installation.
| Model Part Number | FW225WGR |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
No, these capping boards require a solid timber backing board for support and structural integrity.
For woodgrain finishes like Rosewood, nails should be spaced at 400mm intervals to manage thermal expansion.
Each board is 5 meters in length.
Yes, they are designed as external cladding and are highly resistant to rain, sun, and temperature fluctuations.
These boards are pre-finished in a Rosewood woodgrain and are not intended to be painted.
Check that the timber backing is perfectly straight and that nails were spaced correctly at 400mm intervals.
Ensure you are using 50mm Polytop Nails and are driving them in flush to the board surface without over-tightening.
To install, ensure your timber backing is level and secure. Use 50mm Polytop Nails to attach the boards; these nails match the rosewood finish, ensuring the fixings remain inconspicuous. For woodgrain finishes like the Rosewood variant, adhere to the 400mm spacing rule to accommodate minor thermal expansion and contraction over the 5-meter length. For ongoing care, simply wipe the boards with a soft cloth and a mild soap solution once or twice a year to remove dust and environmental grime; avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive scouring pads, as these can scratch the protective surface finish.