Blanking End Cap 300mm for UPVC Plastic Fascia & Window Boards Square Edge

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Composite deck end finishing is a personal choice that will help protect your investment as well as add value and beauty to the finished project. Once the deck is built and the ends are finished, you should thoroughly clean the decking and then seal it. This gap also provides room for expansion and contraction of the decking, which is so critical with composite decking. Not being attached like some other finishing options, there is no conflict between material and movement. If your correct home territory is not shown, please select the correct one so that we may accurately route your question.

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Capping the fascia with aluminum can send rodents and insects packing and keep them out of your home. If someone gets on your roof or something else damages the integrity of the roof, you could have a problem. Smaller decks, hidden ends and edges and other factors may enable you to limit the amount of material, but you should plan on covering the entire deck perimeter. At Cladco, we have a range of Composite Decking Edge Trims and Fixings to ensure the job is done properly. To complete this you can use various materials, with painted wood or composite board being the most popular.

The 1/8 in stainless nails that are often used for capping are easily visible and are usually not visually appealing. Consistency is also maintained at the stairs with the matching nosing appearance at the deck leading to the stairs. High-quality trims and fixings play a vital role in ensuring your project is completed correctly and giving the finishing touch. Once you have the strips you simply screw or nail them to the ends of the boards and sand to smooth.

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But just like stair nosing, the small lip around the perimeter of the deck will trap water and dirt.For example, bushes, shrubbery and flowers are commonly used along the front edge of decks to conceal the edges. It also adds a touch of slip and wear resistance to your deck ends where you are most likely to step up or off of the deck. When the expansion or contraction occurs, the nails will start to come through the capping and won’t be as strong.