Vinyl Clad Fascia Boards

Vinyl siding manufacturers provide a variety of trim and accessory pieces that mix or match siding styles giving the house a professional finished look.

Vinyl clad fascia boards.

If you don t know what fascia boards are well they re basically the flat horizontal boards that run along your roof s edge. The description says white i like the light gray image color. Is the image color accurate. Long fascia comes in a variety of widths to fit most homes.

This type of board is used for attaching soffit panels beneath the eaves and gutters to the roof. Click to add item royal building products 1 x 4 white pvc trim board to the compare list. Using vinyl fascia panels f channel is attached to the fascia board to receive the vinyl soffit and to lock the bottom lip of the vinyl fascia panels into place vinyl fascia panels are never nailed. Freefoam fortex cladding screw m3 5 x 30mm x 145 approxktx nano coated 500hr anti corrosion with acq treated timber acid u v.

The aluminum with it s baked on paint finish covers your current wooden fascia. So if you plan on installing new vinyl siding on your house you can consider installing vinyl trim on the fascia. Georgia pacific 0 9375 in x 8 in x 12 5 ft white wood grain woodgrain vinyl fascia. It s designed to protect your house from water and insect damage while adding to the beauty of your home.

And it completely covers the fascia board from the drip edge to the soffit. Compare click to add item royal building products 1 x 4 white pvc trim board to the compare list. Georgia pacific 0 9375 in x 8 in x 12 5 ft white wood grain woodgrain vinyl fascia. No more need to paint every year with this strong durable aluminum fascia.

Fascia boards can be covered using pre formed aluminum fascia or field formed aluminum trim coil. Item 89145 model 330709a. Cladding fixingsblack coated round washer head fixing screws 30mm m3 5 suitable for use with pvc cladding or soffit and pvc edge trim where the fixings are hidden. Exterior vinyl cladding offers an attractive and economical way to side a house protecting the wood beneath from rain wind and harsh sunshine.