Measure 230mm down from the roof edge and you’ll get a much better sense of how substantial this fascia is. It’s the wider of these two fascia options, so it suits jobs where the roofline calls for a deeper face or where you’re matching an existing board of similar dimensions. The section is 30mm thick, with pencil round edges rather than hard, sharp corners.
That extra width is worth thinking about before the timber arrives. On replacement jobs, measure the old fascia in several places rather than assuming the same dimension has been used around the entire house. For a new build, stick with the plans and project requirements. It’s also worth working through the total run and deciding where joins are likely to fall. A wider fascia becomes a visible part of the exterior once everything is finished, so getting the proportions right matters. Order with cuts and reasonable wastage in mind rather than working to the exact metre.
