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2.9M x 100mm x 14mm Ogee Plastic Skirting Board White

<H2>16mm Polycarbonate Use:</h2> <p>16mm polycarbonate sheets are suitable for building many structures including carports, conservatories, walkway roofs and much more. With better rigidity than 10mm polycarbonate this allows for larger

Woodgrain foiled corner joints to match our range of woodgrain fascia and cap over boards. Giving a stylish finish to any installation.

<H2>10mm Polycarbonate Use:</h2> <p>10mm polycarbonate sheets are available in Clear, Bronze or White / Opal . The 10mm polycarbonate sheet is used primarily as a roofing sheet, although they are often used in the construction of point-

300mm and 600mm double ended Woodgrain fascia joints allow for two fascia boards to be jointed together and allow for the required expansion gaps recommended to by the manufacturer. Simply glue onto one of the boards with the 2-part glue and activator, th

300mm and 600mm double ended Centre joints for gloss colour fascia are commonly used on long runs of fascia, or when shorter lengths are used for ease of handling. They simply glue into position to allow a decorative joint hiding any expansion gap between

3 Inch Profile corrugated ridge are clear and measure in at 660mm (22 Inch) long. Please Note this products profile is only suited for use with our Cement profile sheet range. Please note 3 Inch Profile describes the size of the profile and as such there

<H2>10mm Polycarbonate Use:</h2> <p>10mm polycarbonate sheets are available in Clear, Bronze or White / Opal . The 10mm polycarbonate sheet is used primarily as a roofing sheet, although they are often used in the construction of point-

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