What type of product is the black ASKO eaves cladding?
The black ASKO is a solid-color three-board PVC panel for cladding the underside of the roof eaves. Its size is 3000 × 305 mm, and it comes in solid and perforated versions. It is a decorative finishing component of the soffit system, not a facade load-bearing panel or a roof tile. It is installed with ASKO profiles on a properly prepared structure.
Which SKU should I choose for the black perforated ASKO panel?
The black perforated panel is LT-4358, and the solid one is LT-4357. The perforated version is used where the calculated scheme requires air intake, while the solid one covers the remaining area. The two items should not be interchanged just because they are the same color. In the quantity calculation, list them on separate lines and check the SKU upon receipt.
Does the black color of ASKO have an official RAL 9005 code?
In the used Shopify and official ASKO data, the color is only marked as Black/Черен; RAL 9005 is not specified. Therefore, such a match should not be promised. If the panel will be combined with black sheet metal, gutter, or window frames from another manufacturer, compare physical samples. Different materials and gloss levels can look different even with a close tone.
How is air intake ensured through the black eaves cladding?
Air intake is created through planned sections of the perforated black panel connected to a free ventilation cavity above the cladding. The openings must not be blocked by insulation or structural elements. The amount of perforation is not determined by color but by the required free area and the path to the air outlet. In unclear cases, a design check is needed.
How many black panels are needed for a 9 m long and 0.5 m wide area?
The area is 4.5 m², which gives a geometric minimum of 5 panels of 0.915 m² each. In practice, the laying direction and cutting of the three-meter panels according to the 0.5 m width can create leftovers that are not used everywhere. Therefore, a cutting scheme is made, perforated quantities are added according to the project, and a reserve is planned for edges and defects.
How are the black end and joint lines formed in ASKO?
The black J-profile accepts the cut edges around the perimeter, and the black H-profile connects two adjoining panel fields. Both accessories are offered as separate three-meter products. The dark color makes misalignments at the joints visible with strong contrast, so aligning the frame, clean cutting, and checking the shade between batches are important for a finished result.
