The board placed along the verge of a roof at the gable end.
Fascia installed along the roof rake from the horizontal fascia to the roof peak and, seemingly, forming the outermost exposed rafter. The decorative slanting boards on the gable end of the roof. On a roof overhang, they are used to cover the exposed ends of the framing member. They vary in ornamental appearance.
The timber fixed along the pitched edges of a gable to cover the ends of a roof.
A timber board that covers the ends of roof timbers, protecting them from rain. They follow the lines of the apex on the gable-end. Also known as Verge Boards or Gable Boards.
The exterior board spanning the distance from the roof ridge to the cornice return.
A sloping board built along a gable edge of a roof.
An ornamental board sometimes covering the fly rafters of a gable roof. With a cornice, it is the facia board. May also be called verge board.
The board covering the face of the roof timbers on the gable or skillion end of a building.
Solid vertical board used as an alternative to turned or cut gable end
Exterior visible flat trim board that follows the rake of the roof.
Wide board fitted on edge of tiles following the slope of the roof
A decorative board covering the projecting rafter (fly rafter) of the gable end. At the cornice, this member is a facie board.
A sloping board installed to the pitched edges of a gable, covering the ends of roof timbers.
An often ornamented board that conceals and protects the roof timbers projecting over gables.
