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O T uPVC Fascias and Soffits
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writes Hi all I am considering getting the outside of the place tidied up with the ubiquitous plastic make over. The fascia boards on the gable ends are solid and I am concerned that if these are rived off, the boards above will be damaged. Can anyone tell me the name of the asbestos(?) boards that project from the roof about 8" at the gable end and support the tile overhang and mortar infill? I thought that was called *undertile* but Google doesn't seem to have heard of it. I don't think it is asbestos cement as the stuff I used was quite soft. It would seem a reasonable idea to cover rather than replace the good timber to avoid collateral damage. The boxing at the end of the eaves is rotting and will certainly need removal. Any thoughts on mixing replacement with cladding appreciated. Thanks Phil -- Tim Lamb |
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On 22/07/2015 21:09, TheChief wrote:
Hi all I am considering getting the outside of the place tidied up with the ubiquitous plastic make over. The fascia boards on the gable ends are solid and I am concerned that if these are rived off, the boards above will be damaged. Can anyone tell me the name of the asbestos(?) boards that project from the roof about 8" at the gable end and support the tile overhang and mortar infill? It would seem a reasonable idea to cover rather than replace the good timber to avoid collateral damage. The boxing at the end of the eaves is rotting and will certainly need removal. Any thoughts on mixing replacement with cladding appreciated. Thanks Phil I had my wooden fascia boards clad with L-section uPVC about 24 years ago, and they're still fine. A few rotten bits - particularly at the corners - were replaced prior to cladding, but the vast majority of the wood is original, from when the house was built in the 1960's. -- Cheers, Roger ____________ Please reply to Newsgroup. Whilst email address is valid, it is seldom checked. |
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Hi all
I am considering getting the outside of the place tidied up with the ubiquitous plastic make over. The fascia boards on the gable ends are solid and I am concerned that if these are rived off, the boards above will be damaged. Can anyone tell me the name of the asbestos(?) boards that project from the roof about 8" at the gable end and support the tile overhang and mortar infill? It would seem a reasonable idea to cover rather than replace the good timber to avoid collateral damage. The boxing at the end of the eaves is rotting and will certainly need removal. Any thoughts on mixing replacement with cladding appreciated. Thanks Phil -- ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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