Bullnose Fascia 135 Degree Internal Corner - 327mm x 50mm - Freefoam - FMRFXI

This 135 degree internal corner for bullnose fascia is manufactured by Freefoam. It is 327mm long ...

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The Freefoam Bullnose Fascia 135 Degree Internal Corner is designed for professional builders and DIY enthusiasts seeking a seamless finish for roofline installations. This component provides a clean, 135-degree angle transition for bullnose fascia systems, eliminating the need for complex mitre cuts and ensuring a weather-resistant junction. While it offers excellent durability and structural integration with Freefoam bullnose boards, it is specifically engineered for use with compatible bullnose profiles and requires precise alignment during installation.

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Model Part NumberFMRFXI
BrandFreefoam

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FAQs

Can I use this with any fascia board?

No, this component is designed specifically for Freefoam bullnose fascia profiles.

What is the maximum rafter spacing recommended?

The recommended maximum spacing for rafters is 600mm when using this system.

Do I need a backing board for this system?

No, the bullnose fascia boards are designed to be fixed directly to the rafter ends.

What nails should I use for installation?

Use 2 x 65mm polytop nails at each rafter location.

How do I clean the corner piece?

Use a soft cloth dampened with mild soapy water. Avoid abrasive cleaners or strong chemicals that could damage the surface.

Is this an external or internal corner?

This is an internal corner specifically for 135-degree angles.

Troubleshooting

The corner piece does not sit flush against the rafter.

Check that the bullnose fascia board is properly seated and that there is no debris behind the corner fitting.

Difficulty inserting the soffit board into the rebate.

Ensure the soffit board is trimmed correctly and the internal channel of the corner piece is free of any plastic burrs or excess material.

Visible gaps at the corner joint.

Re-check the angle of the fascia boards; if they are not cut to exactly meet the 135-degree profile, the joint may appear misaligned.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Eliminates the need for difficult onsite mitre cutting
  • Provides a clean, professional finish for non-standard roof angles
  • Built-in soffit integration simplifies the installation process
  • High-quality construction ensures long-term performance

Cons

  • Limited to 135-degree angles only
  • Requires specific matching bullnose fascia profile
  • Installation requires careful alignment with rafters

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure a successful installation, follow these guidelines:

  1. Fixing Method: Use 2 x 65mm polytop nails at each rafter intersection. The use of polytop nails is critical to maintain the aesthetic finish while preventing corrosion.
  2. Rafter Spacing: Maintain a maximum distance of 600mm between rafters to ensure the fascia and corner support are structurally sound.
  3. Compatibility: This product is intended for the Freefoam bullnose fascia system. It will not fit standard square-edge fascia boards.
  4. Maintenance: Periodically inspect the junction for any gaps caused by structural movement. Clean the surface with a soft cloth and mild soapy water to remove debris and maintain the finish.

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