Cranked Vergeline Fibre Cement Barge Meadowscape (Anthracite)
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Description
- Description
- Technical Data
- Installation
Briarwood's Barge Boards offers a unique style finish to any application which also protects the edges of your buildings roof from all natural elements.
- Briarwood's Barge Boards compliments their EUROSIX 6 inch profile fibre cement roofing sheets.
- Makes all roofing projects more visually appealing by giving the edges of the roof a cleaner finish.
- Protects roofs from any unwanted wildlife and exposed materials such as rain, snow, wind (and other naturally occuring events)
- Improves insulation ensuring that heat does not escape through the gaps of the 6 inch profiled fibre cement roofing sheets (or other corrugated profiles)
Briarwood's Barge Boards are best suited to be used with their EUROSIX fibre cement roofing sheets range.
Did you know that Briarwood can paint your natural grey fibre cement bargeboards in any of the colours which we manufacture out fibre cement roofing sheets in? Thats right! If you have a project and are looking to order the colour Anthracite (for example), then we can custom paint your fibre cement fittings to match the exact colour! This ensures the buildings completely unique design and also compliments its consistency across the whole board!
Technical Drawing
Straight Barge Boards
| Wing Dimensions | 200 x 200 mm or 300 x 300 mm |
| Straight Barge Boards Lengths | 1800, 2440 , 3050 mm |
Cranked Barge Boards
200 x 200 mm Wing Dimensions
| Wing Dimensions | 200 x 200 mm |
| Cranked Barge Boards Girths | 1300 or 2200 mm |
| Cranked Barge Board Angles | 5, 7.5, 10, 12.5, 15, 17.5, 22.5 degrees |
300 x 300 mm Wing Dimensions
| Wing Dimensions | 300 x 300 mm |
| Cranked Barge Boards Girths | 1300 mm |
| Cranked Barge Board Angles | 5, 7.5, 10, 12.5, 15, 17.5, 22.5 degrees |
Bargeboards should be positioned so that their lap is directly below the end lap of the sheeting, with the top end of each bargeboard close to the tail end of the sheet in the course above.
The bargeboard lap should be immediately downslope of the sheet lap.
The sheeting should extend as far as possible under the bargeboard to ensure a weatherproof junction is provided. If lap sealant is required for the sheets, the sealant should also be applied to the bargeboards.
Allow 25mm clearance between the wall and the bargeboard when the gable is brick or block. Fix both legs of the bargeboard at the purlin positions and intermediate fixings should be introduced as necessary to ensure that both wings of the bargeboards are fixed at 750mm maximum centres.*
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