Tudor Boards - replacing

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Post a pic on here when it’s all done. Try and render first and plant the boards on top it will show the true thickness of the boards.
 
I was actually going to go back to the company and ask if we should render first or not, but I see what you mean by rendering before the boards are up.
 
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One we did last week, rendered first, bang the Tudor’s on top.

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The PVC boards look terrible though, unless you like the plasticy shine.

As another poster said, get some decent treated timber.
 

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