Connecting Fasica At Corners Vinyl

Measure carefully when applying trim around vinyl or aluminum clad windows and leave a 1 8 in.

Connecting fasica at corners vinyl.

If the soffit is to turn a corner cut and install j channel to allow 1 4 6 4mm for expansion at each of the adjoining walls and fascia boards. Cellwood vinyl fascia is a maintenance free way to cover and protect your home s wood fascia boards. Fascia board is the flat horizontal board along the edge of a roof. Vinyl fascia covers the front of the fascia board and tucks over the bottom edge to prevent water from soaking the fascia board.

When installing j channel at either wall of fascia board nail every 8 to 12 203mm to 305mm. Usually the fascia will need to be cut to the height of the rafter. Begin attaching the vinyl fascia boards beginning on the left hand side of the run or at the top depending upon which run you are doing. The fascia is nailed to the ends of the roof rafters and is used to attach a gutter to the roof.

Step 1 measure the vertical width of the fascia board including the part covered at the top of the board by the gutter apron. Pocket screws are the best method of joining corners when you re cementing window and door trim assemblies see next tip. Fascia boards can be covered using pre formed aluminum fascia or field formed aluminum trim coil. Item 89145 model 330709a.

Make sure you allow enough of an overlap for it to wrap around the underside of the rafter and rest on the soffit or on the channel. Georgia pacific 0 9375 in x 8 in x 12 5 ft white wood grain woodgrain vinyl fascia. Determine the preferred method of installing soffit at the fascia board. Repeat steps 1 through 3 until the house is completely covered with the new vinyl fascia.

Cut miters to fit and dry fit your cuts to check the joints and lengths. And it completely covers the fascia board from the drip edge to the soffit. At the corner you should miter the fascia for the best appearance. It completely covers fascia boards from the drip edge to the soffit.

The fascia is the part that faces outward. Line up the bottom edges with the soffit and make sure that all the joints are butted together tight. Standard fascia board is around 5 1 2 inches wide but it can vary. It looks better than painted wood from the first day of installation and year after year.