3.000m long, Roll Top Barge Board, 200mm x 200mm, Plain Wing, Fibre Cement, Natural Grey
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Technical Specifications
- Length - 3000mm
- Wing Size - 300mm x 300mm (12inch x 12inch)
- Material - Fibre Cement
- Colour - Natural Grey
- CE Cert - CE/FP/001
- Weight - 9.75kg
- Etex fibre cement roll top barge in natural grey.
- Roll Top design has a roll in the curvature of the sheet.
- Fibre Cement is most commonly fitted to agricultural and industrial roofs as well as garages.
- To be fitted along the sides of the roof to cap off the sides of the sheets.
- Southern Sheeting also supply Fibre Cement Sheets in both Profile 3 and Profile 6, Ridges, External Corners as well as fixings into Timber and Steel, including Hookbolts.
- Long lasting Fibre Cement (life expectancy of 25 years)
- Fibre Cement does not condensate
- Etex Fibre Cement is semi compressed, meaning it can absorb more moisture than other Fibre Cement sheets
- Durable, rust and rot resistant to any chemical influence
- Natural acoustic and thermal insulation
- The ONLY British manufacturer of Fibre Cement products
- We stock all Fibre Cement sheets, accessories and fixings
- Natural Grey is a neutral colour
What is a Roll Top Barge Board?
A roll top barge board is much the same a regular External Corner Barge Board, however its design has a rolled edge which is both more aesthetically pleasing and useful when installing a 2 Piece Hooded Finial for the Gable End peak of a building when you are not using a Cranked Barge board or not Mitring a regular external corner towards the Barge Board.
What material is this?
Semi-compressed Fibre Cement in its natural grey finish.
Are these asbestos?
Fibre Cement does NOT contain asbestos fibres as traditionally used in the manufacture of similar products, instead the material is made with a synthetic fibre.
Why Fibre Cement?
Fibre Cement is a highly absorbent material and therefore greatly minimises the risk of condensation which in turn will protect anything inside a building from getting wet/damp. It also has a very long life expectancy of 25 years, although the material will often exceed this lifespan.
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