Do-it-yourself: Replacing the shed parts of the shed, by Ad

The old fascia boards of our shed needed to be replaced urgently. A quick search on the web soon yielded fascia boards with fixed sizes of 20, 25, and 30 cm. I needed 12, 15, and 18 cm. The alternative idea: order a sheet of waterproof plywood and have it cut to size, but that would mean getting two sheets and ending up with a large leftover piece. What would I do with that?

At TOSIZE.be, I could specify the sizes of the fascia boards and there was no hassle about the remainder of the sheet. The strips, 310.0 cm long and 15.0 cm, 12.0 cm, and 18.0 cm wide, were neatly packed and delivered quickly. I primed the boards with Frencken Houtsealer white, which had to be done twice, and I had to pay close attention to the edges. I finished everything with Sikkens Rubbol XD Gloss. I also did the backside with this. I fastened the fascia boards with 4.5 x 50 stainless steel screws.

Nice little job, not difficult, most of the time goes into waiting for the paint to dry.