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White Fascia & Soffit Boards
Straightforward, Reliable, and Built for Real-World Jobs
A Clean, Simple Roofline That Just Works
A white roofline is the most common job in the country, and it's the one people most often order half of. A full replacement needs the fascia board itself, soffit to close the underside — hollow, flat or vented depending on whether the roof breathes through the eaves — a starter trim where the soffit meets the wall, joint trims where boards meet, corner trims at every external and internal angle, and polytop nails to fix it all. Miss one and the job stops. Everything on this page is Eurocell, so it all goes together properly first time.
Eurocell White Range
Strong, reliable, installer-favourite fascia and soffits.
Clean white boards with long guarantees — perfect when you want reassurance and consistency.
Why White Fascia & Soffit Still Makes Sense
White boards are still fitted more than any other colour because they just look right on almost every house. They’re tidy, bright, and easy to work with. The boards don’t swell, twist, or flake like timber, and once they’re fitted, the maintenance is basically nothing — an occasional wipe-down and they keep their colour.
Matching corners, joints, trims, and Polytops mean you get a proper, consistent finish all the way around the house. No patchy colours, no mix-and-match tones, just a clean roofline that sets the rest of the house off properly.
✔ Boards sit straight and stay straight once they’re up
✔ No painting or patching — wipe-clean finish
✔ Colour-matched trims, corners, joints & soffit options
✔ Suitable for refurb jobs, extensions, and full replacements
✔✔ One manufacturer throughout — boards, trims and fixings designed to fit together
About Our White Fascia & Soffit Boards
The page includes full replacement fascia boards, capping boards, hollow soffit, flat soffit and vented soffit, along with the starter trims, joint trims, corners and polytop nails needed to finish the job properly.
Everything is Eurocell, so the profiles match, the whites match, and the trims sit against the boards the way they were designed to — there's no guessing whether one manufacturer's trim will sit right against another's board. For coloured fascia and soffits, the Foiled Colours section covers Anthracite Grey, Black Ash, Golden Oak and Rosewood.
White Fascia & Soffit Boards – Frequently Asked Questions
What size white fascia boards do you stock?
We stock the full trade range: 150mm, 175mm, 200mm, 225mm, 250mm, 300mm, 350mm and 450mm, plus a 450mm x 1.25m board for box ends. The 350mm and 450mm are double boards for deep overhangs.
What's the difference between hollow soffit and flat soffit?
Hollow soffit is a thicker board with internal ribs, used where the soffit spans a wider gap between the fascia and the wall without support behind it. Flat soffit is thinner and needs backing timber or a shorter span. As a rule of thumb, if you're covering an open eaves gap you want hollow; if you're capping over existing sound timber, flat will do. If the roof breathes through the eaves you want the vented version of either.
Do you sell matching soffits and trims?
Yes. Every white fascia board here has matching hollow soffit, flat soffit, vented soffit, starter trims, joint trims, corner trims and polytop nails. It's all Eurocell, so the whites are the same white and the profiles line up.
Can I use these trims with another manufacturer's boards?
We'd not recommend it. Profiles differ between manufacturers — the leg length and the return on the board edge aren't the same — so trims from one range don't sit properly against boards from another. They'll go on, but the fit isn't right and it shows. Everything on this page is Eurocell and designed to work together, which is why we've stopped stocking a second range.
How do I work out how much I need?
Measure the length of the eaves you're covering, in metres, and divide by five — boards come in 5m lengths. Do the same for the soffit. Then add a joint trim for every board join, a corner trim for every external and internal corner, and a box of polytop nails per 20m or so. If you'd rather not work it out, send us the measurements and we'll put the list together for you.
Are white fascia boards still the most popular choice?
Yes, by a mile. White gives a clean finish, suits any property style, and it's what most surveyors and installers specify by default.
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