• Fascia / Soffits

    Fascia panels are vertical building panels constructed underneath roofing edges, which form the surface of the building’s outer cornice. Soffit boards are the horizontal equivalent to fascias, both of which are used heavily within architecture not only for visual effect but also as a functional weatherproof seal. Both help to round of the outer edges of building façades and hold the building’s guttering system.

    Rimac have perfected the art of manufacturing a range of fascia panels and aluminium Soffits. Our solution provides both an aesthetic finish and a weatherproof seal for a range of exterior environments. Just like the rest of our products, our aluminium fascia and Soffit board systems are fabricated from J57S grade aluminium sheet. Unlike traditional UPVC fascias our fabrications help to achieve a much higher environmental rating through BREEAM.

    Fascia boards and Soffits are generally fabricated in 3mm aluminium systems and can be produced to your exact specification. They can be manufactured with either an anodised finish to the full Anolok range or polyester powder coated in most RAL and BS colours. Rimac are able to produce a wide range of colours and finishes to match an existing or desired façade finish.

    Fascia and Soffit boards can also incorporate an insulation core to significantly improve thermal insulation. This helps to keep the building interior warm in winter and cool in summer. This helps to save building running costs and achieve significantly better environmental ratings.

    All of the fascia panels we offer are manufactured to the highest level of building standards. This also means that all the colours offered across our entire product range can be matched perfectly for a consistently elegant design. If you have a specific requirement to match existing guttering or windows system please let us know. Rimac's fascia and Soffit boards are fabricated to be significantly more durable than traditional UPVC boards.

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