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Thanks Woody In you opinion what would you suggest as best practice,if the soffit can slide over the course of bricks as it is currently and then fit into he fascia I'm guessing that's the best option. Is there a better solution, and finally why are some soffits laid lengthways and others at 90°...

If they do it this way the soffit is supported at the front by the rebate in the fascia but only supported by the noggins which are approx 600mm centres,will the soffit sag at the edge where it meets the wall?

Thank you for the replies. Eaves trays and bird combs are included, it was just worrying me regarding the soffits,our current ones are resting on the brick course then slotted into the rebate of fascia (Photo attached). Can't see any j trims or similar been fitted in any of the previous photos...

If they are just fitted to the noggins will that offer enough support? On previous installs it looks like the soffits are attached to the noggins (doesn't show trims/soffits sitting on the brick course) and then mastic is applied between the board and brickwork,is this good enough? Any help is...

Hi We have fascia and soffits being installed next week,looking for advice as to which way is the correct way of installing the soffits. Should the boards run length ways? They will be fitted onto noggins but I don't think there is a j trim goin against the wall,will the soffits sag if no trim...