8-Inch Aluminum Fascia
8-Inch Aluminum Fascia

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Maximize protection and coverage for larger fascia boards with our 8-Inch Aluminum Fascia featuring a distinctive three-groove profile. Constructed from durable .024" aluminum and finished with baked-on enamel in 20+ colors, these 12-foot sections deliver comprehensive coverage for commercial buildings and homes with wider fascia boards. Packaged in efficient 25-piece boxes for contractors handling larger-scale fascia replacement and construction projects.
8-Inch Aluminum Fascia Key Features
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Maximum coverage design
8-inch width provides complete protection for wider Fascia Boards and commercial applications
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Robust .024" aluminum
Quality gauge construction delivers superior durability and weather resistance for demanding installations
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Enhanced weather barrier
Wide coverage creates comprehensive moisture protection, preventing rot and extending underlying board life
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Professional appearance
Available in baked-on white enamel to coordinate with commercial and residential exterior systems
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Efficient packaging
12-foot lengths in 25-piece boxes optimize coverage for large-scale residential and commercial projects
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Maintenance-free performance
Eliminates ongoing painting, staining, and repair requirements associated with wood Fascia systems
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Commercial grade solution
Heavy-duty protection for larger buildings, multi-story homes, and high-exposure applications
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Contractor preferred
Professional-grade construction meets commercial standards for durability and long-term performance
8-Inch Aluminum Fascia Material & Specifications
Material: Aluminum, baked-on enamel finish
Profile: Three-groove design
Width: 8 inches
Gauge / Thickness: .024"
Length: 12 feet per piece
Packaging: 25 pieces per box (300 linear feet total)
Finish / Colors: Baked-on enamel, available in white
Use: Commercial and residential wide Fascia Board covering and protection
Compatibility: Works with large Gutter Systems and commercial trim applications
Installation & Maintenance Tips
This installation information is a general guide only and may not address your specific site conditions. Always follow local building codes, safety practices, and professional methods. If you are not experienced with this type of work, hire a qualified contractor.
Installation
- Measure and calculate: Determine total linear footage required; order complete boxes for project efficiency; verify color matching across all materials.
- Surface preparation: Clean and inspect existing wide Fascia Boards; repair structural issues; confirm surface is dry and sound before coverage.
- Cutting and sizing: Use tin snips or circular saw with fine-tooth blade; support material fully when cutting to maintain straight edges.
- Fastener installation: Use Stainless Steel Trim Nails or Hex Screws every 12-16 inches along top and bottom; predrill for thick boards to prevent material distortion.
- Joint management: Create proper overlaps at connections; seal with commercial-grade Caulk and ensure weatherproof transitions between sections.
- Edge finishing: Install appropriate corner and end treatments; caulk all connections for complete weather seal and professional finish.
Maintenance
- Regular inspection: Check fasteners, joints, and overall condition annually; address any issues promptly to maintain weather protection.
- Cleaning maintenance: Wash with mild detergent and water to remove environmental buildup; avoid harsh chemicals that could damage finish.
- Sealant monitoring: Inspect and refresh caulk lines every 3-5 years or when degradation appears; maintain complete weather seal.
- Structural verification: Ensure Fascia remains properly aligned and secure; check for any movement or stress from building settling.

Compare Styles & Materials
Choosing the Right Fascia for Your Project
8-Inch vs 6-Inch Fascia
- 8-Inch Fascia: Maximum coverage for wider Fascia Boards, commercial applications, comprehensive protection for demanding installations.
- 6-Inch Fascia: Standard residential width, cost-effective for typical applications, easier handling for smaller projects.
Aluminum Fascia vs Wood Fascia
- Aluminum Fascia: Weather resistant, maintenance-free, insect proof, consistent finish, commercial-grade longevity.
- Wood Fascia: Traditional aesthetic, paintable in any color, repairable sections, lower upfront material cost.
Best Choice: Use 8-Inch Aluminum Fascia for commercial buildings, multi-story homes, or residential applications with fascia boards over 6" tall when maximum coverage and protection are required. Choose 6-Inch Fascia for standard residential fascia boards and cost-effective coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
This is a general guide only and may not address your specific site conditions. If you are not experienced with this type of work, hire a qualified contractor.
How much coverage does one box provide?
Each box contains 25 pieces at 12 feet each, providing 300 linear feet of coverage. The wider profile requires fewer pieces to cover the same height compared to narrower options.
Can I install 8-Inch Fascia over existing wood boards?
Yes, 8-Inch Aluminum Fascia can cover existing Wood Fascia boards up to 8" tall. Ensure the existing wood is structurally sound and repair any rot or damage before installation.
What's the difference between 6-inch and 8-inch applications?
Use 8-inch for Fascia Boards over 6" tall, commercial buildings, or when maximum protection is needed. 6-inch works for standard residential Fascia Boards and is more cost-effective for typical applications.
How do I cut 8-Inch Fascia without bending it?
Yes, 8-Inch Aluminum Fascia can cover existing Wood Fascia boards up to 8" tall. Ensure the existing wood is structurally sound and repair any rot or damage before installation.
Is 8-inch Fascia necessary for residential homes?
8-inch is typically used for larger homes, multi-story construction, or when existing Fascia Boards exceed 6" in height. Most standard residential applications work fine with 6-inch Fascia.
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