upvc fascia

bbjc · 22 Mar 2009

Hi all

about to fit upvc fascia on my home looks a straight forward enough job but there is a few pipes sticking out the old fascia just going to cap over but wondering how to cut the upvc round the pipes accurately and with what

Thanks

Alastairreid · 22 Mar 2009

measure, mark and drill with one of these! View media item 9872 View media item 9873

Mw Roofline · 23 Mar 2009

The pipes will probably be overflows from your water tank in the loft. Have you had a combi boiler system fitted? If so go into the loft and check to see if your tanks are gone/empty. If so no need to drill the new fascia, just chop the pipes flush

Alastairreid · 23 Mar 2009

i was going to suggest that to mw.

bbjc · 24 Mar 2009

top advice lads tank no longer in use going to saw off flush cheers

bbjc · 24 Mar 2009

sorry all 1 more question already bought capping board as the wood seems in good condition that i m to cap off.

However noticed that the harling does not seem flush all the way along some of it sticks out more at some areas wonder if the fascia will fit against the wood taken into account the lip

cheers

Alastairreid · 24 Mar 2009

aha

know wot you mean!...........you may have to strap the existing fascia board out with the correct thickness of wood to get your depth for the return leg to sit flush with your r/cast.
watch out your tiles/slates still have plenty of overhang into the gutter.

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