Fascia Board Manufacturing Process

How are fascia boards made? What are the components and materials used in production? And what are the strategies of manufacturing companies to satisfy the demands of their consumers? These boards that have originated from their raw material will then go through a manufacturing process with the final result of a finished product ready for installation. Being familiar with the manufacturing process will help us learn and have a deeper understanding of this type of product.

Conventional fascia boards, as invented, were more easily fabricated and are made of wood. The wood is then finished to predetermined dimensions using techniques known to the manufacturer and an expert in this area. Desirable dimensions such as 7mm, 9mm, 12mm, 16mm, and 22mm thick are determined by the expert fabricator as they know that these measurements were demanded by consumers and are commonly used because dimensions in building a home or the building itself depend on these available measurements and deck specifications. The wood used in accordance with the invention was one of the carefully selected woods ordinarily used in woodworking and building construction. Examples of these desirable woods are pine, oak, cherry, maple, ash, walnut, chestnut, beech, cherry, mahogany, rosewood, hickory, wenge, lace, and oak. Walnut.

After the fascia boards are finished and initially polished by milling or other desirable finishing methods, a primer is applied to the fascia board. The purpose of the primer is to help the paint adhere adhesively when painted onto the boards. Primer examples were latex, epoxy, acrylic, urethane-rich, zinc, oil-based, and water-based. In the coating primer, one or two coats can be applied depending on their effect on the board. The form of coating may depend on the technique known to the person skilled in the art. The techniques were rolling, spraying, dipping or brushing.

After the primer was applied to the fascia, the boards were painted. Examples of paints used were latex, acrylic, and oil-based. The paint can be white or any color, but common boards are white. Any paint application technique known to the skilled worker can be applied. Techniques will include spraying, rolling, dipping or brushing. Painting and coating the primed fascia completes the manufacturing process. The boards are now ready for configuration and installation.

Fascia boards, with the latest technology, are in fact manufactured pre-primed and pre-painted. This will make it easier for consumers to install the boards without the hassle of priming and painting. Therefore, this saves energy and is also cost-effective. The role of the consumer is to verify which types of front panels are suitable for their needs and tastes. You need to consider the theme of the house or building for the fascia boards to be a perfect tandem.