Concrete Soffit

[raytheplasterer]

I think a soffit is external, the head of an external window prob a soffit.

 

[cassie]

it is what it is... bit pointless argueing about the right termonology.... some call a mix a gauge.. some a set.. some a mix.. no biggie hey..lol...

 

[Danny]

defintely head and reveals

Yep same as me

Soffit is on teh outside of a roof fascias and soffits

 

[raytheplasterer]

Technically, a soffit is the underside of any element of a building. The word originates with the Latin suffigere, meaning "to fix underneath." So there are soffits on ceilings, stairs, and even cornices. The most common type, however, is found in the area under the eaves on the exterior of the house. The soffit extends from the side of the house to the edge of the eave and closes the space beneath the eave.





found that, was sure a soffit was under a gutter, but if you're french your allowed to call things inside soffit.

 

[cassie]

there ya go... heads..lmao...

 

[kebab king]

Its heads and reveals, ya soppy Yorkshire f**k*r.

 

[cassie]

not in sheffield who I work wi mate... think heads a G** southern thing..lol anyway, who gives a fuk..lol

 

[scottie5]

Its that week again cassie when become proper argumentative, are you sure your not a bird. X

 

[cassie]

certain pal..

 

[smudge505]

Technically, a soffit is the underside of any element of a building. The word originates with the Latin suffigere, meaning "to fix underneath." So there are soffits on ceilings, stairs, and even cornices. The most common type, however, is found in the area under the eaves on the exterior of the house. The soffit extends from the side of the house to the edge of the eave and closes the space beneath the eave.





found that, was sure a soffit was under a gutter, but if you're french your allowed to call things inside soffit.

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