What sizes are available in the Rosewood fascia board range?

Our Rosewood Full Replacement Fascia Boards are available in widths from 150mm to 450mm, all supplied in 5 metre lengths and made from 18mm solid uPVC.

Do Rosewood fascia boards look like real wood?

Yes. They feature a deep woodgrain-effect foil that mimics traditional timber while offering the long-lasting benefits of uPVC.

Are these fascia boards suitable for full replacement?

Absolutely. These are 18mm thick full replacement boards designed for direct-to-rafter installation with no backing timber required.

Can I use Rosewood fascia boards as bargeboards?

Yes. These boards are commonly used both as fascia and bargeboards, especially on gable ends where a timber-style finish is preferred.

Do these boards require painting or maintenance?

No. The Rosewood foil is UV-stable and maintenance-free. There's no need to paint, stain, or treat these boards over time.

Our Rosewood fascia boards are the perfect match for traditional-style properties or any job where a rich, mahogany-look finish is needed without the hassle of real wood.

Made from solid 18mm Eurocell uPVC, these boards are designed for full replacement — fitted directly to rafter ends with no backing timber required. The woodgrain finish adds classic charm while remaining completely maintenance-free.

✔ 18mm Solid uPVC – No timber needed, supports guttering directly
✔ Widths from 150mm to 450mm – For a wide range of roofline needs
✔ 5m Lengths – Reduces joins for a cleaner install
✔ Deep Rosewood Woodgrain Foil – A rich, traditional finish
✔ Long-Lasting & Low Maintenance – No rot, no painting, no warping
✔ Use as Fascia or Bargeboard – Ideal for gable ends and full roofline replacements

What Is a Full Replacement Fascia Board?

These aren’t caps — they’re solid, structural fascia boards built to replace timber completely. Fix them straight to the rafters and they’ll take the weight of guttering with no backing needed. Ideal for when the old boards are beyond saving or you're working on a fresh install.

Rosewood is often chosen to match deep-toned doors, windows, or conservatories — giving you the timber look, with none of the upkeep.