What is the Winchester decor on ASKO panels?
Winchester is a wood decorative option from ASKO's official range on a PVC base. It is designed to give a wood appearance to the underside of the eaves without the panel being solid wood. The exact shade and pattern are not defined by a universal RAL code. To match windows or doors also called Winchester, actual samples must be compared.
How are the two ASKO Winchester options labeled in Shopify?
In the product record, the options are listed as "without perforation" with SKU LT-4365 and "with perforation" with SKU LT-4366. The wording differs from "non-perforated/perforated" used for other colors, but the function is the same. LT-4366 provides air intake holes, while LT-4365 covers the remaining area. Quantities are specified separately in the specification.
What is the format of the three-board ASKO Winchester panel?
The size is 3 m long and 305 mm wide. The PVC profile is visually divided into three boards, allowing an even rhythm along the eaves. The nominal area of 0.915 m² is only a starting value for calculation; the locking edge, end profiles, and cutting affect the effective coverage. The direction of the wood decor must remain consistent between adjacent fields.
How does Winchester differ from Golden Oak and Walnut in ASKO?
The three are separate wood decors, not shades of the same color. Each has its own product record, images, and SKU, although the size and PVC system are the same. Winchester should not be supplemented with leftover Golden Oak or Walnut just because all imitate wood. Comparison is made by physical samples and the overall color concept of the building.
How many Winchester panels are minimally needed for 7.5 m²?
With a nominal 0.915 m² per panel, the calculation 7.5 ÷ 0.915 = 8.20 gives a minimum of 9 pieces. The final quantity increases with unfavorable cutting, many bends, or separate distribution of perforated sections. The wood decor also limits flipping leftovers if it changes the pattern direction. Therefore, a layout by fields is made before ordering.
What trims and ventilation elements are used with ASKO Winchester?
Edges can be finished with a Winchester J-profile, and joints between two fields with a Winchester H-profile. For air intake, the required number of LT-4366 with perforation is used; the profiles themselves do not ventilate the roof. All lines and openings must be part of a continuous air path, and the quantity of trims is calculated separately in linear meters.
