Wrapping Fascia With Vinyl

Additionally vinyl is flexible and therefore easy.

Wrapping fascia with vinyl.

The biggest advantage to vinyl soffit and fascia is that vinyl is relatively affordable which will positively impact your budget. And it completely covers the fascia board from the drip edge to the soffit. When nailing do not drive the nail so deeply that the head of the nail crushes this lip. Vinyl is also low maintenance you don t need to paint it and cleaning is a breeze with a quick spray wash once or twice a year.

Due to screen resolution limitations product colors may not be exactly as shown. At the very end of the l shape is a tiny lip that wraps under. Fascia is an important element in your roof structure and soffits and deciding how to protect it is more important than just deciding which color to use. Is the image color accurate.

New to wrapping trim with aluminum coil i am starting work on my own house first. Insert 2 inch roofing nails along the bottom lip of the vinyl fascia every 24 to 36 inches. It s a two family built in 1901. Fascia boards can be covered using pre formed aluminum fascia or field formed aluminum trim coil.

This lip rests against the bottom of the fascia board. Preformed wood grain aluminum fascia has a pvc textured finish that replicates wood. Georgia pacific 0 9375 in x 8 in x 12 5 ft white wood grain woodgrain vinyl fascia. That is typically done by installing new soffit.

Pros of vinyl soffit fascia. When i replaced the roof i removed the old wood gutters and rotted fascia. 0 91 in x 8 in x 12 5 ft almond woodgrain vinyl fascia. Color availability varies by width.

Item 89145 model 330709a. Most will not use the same coil stock to wrap the soffit overhang. When you say vinyl wrap you are likely referring to an aluminum coil that is pvc coated and then formed via trim brake to wrap the fascia and rake boards. The description says white i like the light gray image color.

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.