Eaves - part of the roof, which hangs from the wall of the wall of the building an average of five hundred millimeters wide. This area is covered with a landing site made of wood or PVC tongue and grooves, plaster or weather protected materials. If this part of the building is not covered or damaged due to weather conditions, it may result in nests or birds nesting in the open ceiling. It is important to cover it, since rodents are dangerous to health, and bird droppings can damage the ceiling space.
When the developer intends to fix the PVC landing pad, measure the area over which to work. Cut pieces of wood to form a grid, for example, a stand called branding. This is done by nailing wooden planks on the boards and walls. After the nails trays lengthwise, cut smaller pieces and nail along the width of the cornice. These wooden boards should be fixed at intervals of six hundred millimeters from center to center.
Prepare the area to fix the landing of the PVC eaves by installing gauze wire to stop insects from entering the ceiling. Cut the PVC again to set the width of the cornice. They are fixed by inserting into each groove provided on the strips. Apply the first part to the branding, then insert the next one into the groove and glue the edges to keep it solid. Continue this process to complete the entire length of the eaves. Remove contamination.
After planting the PVC eaves will be secured by connecting the pieces, the quadrants are a nail along the edges. This is done by nailing them along the boards of the panel and the wall line to hide the joints. Make sure they are naked straight and put under the coat. Apply three layers of gloss paint to the wood quadrants and panels for protection from extreme weather conditions. Use a little thinner again to clear any traces of paint appearing on the PVC cornice to get a good finish.
