Attaching fascia to rendered roughcast

I have a 1940’s bungalow which I am replacing the guttering on. There are no fascia boards, it’s cast iron guttering/brackets at the moment (not repairable I’m afraid), so I will need to attach the fascia to the house on a rendered roughcast surface as the roof rafters are not accessible.

So the difficult question (at least for me) is - how to attach the fascia to the roughcast surface?

Anyone done this before or have tips which might help?

 

You can get rafter arms that you can attach the plastic gutter clips to. It would save installing a fascia.

https://www.burtonroofing.co.uk/floplast-rafter-bracket-top-fix.html

 

Thanks Makie, presume this requires moving the tiles to attach and do they need to attach to rafters or can they go attach to the roof boards?

 

there are various brackets that could be fitted into the render/brick joints with rise and fall options.
adding a fascia will reduce the amount of tile over hang into the gutter

 

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