Fitting Fascia
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depends on the type of tiles which are on your roof.
the fascia board should be fitted high enough to kick the bottom course of tiles up and kept in line with the course above.
a tilting fillett should be fitted behind the fascia board to prevent the felt from sagging and pooling of water behind the fascia.
the fascia board should be fitted high enough to kick the bottom course of tiles up and kept in line with the course above.
a tilting fillett should be fitted behind the fascia board to prevent the felt from sagging and pooling of water behind the fascia.
In most scenarios the fascia should finish approximately 45mm above the rafter top edge. This provides enough 'kick' for the eaves tile.
The fascia is fixed to the rafter ends.
The fascia is fixed to the rafter ends.
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