Cover screw holes in UPVC Fascia
Cover screw holes in UPVC Fascia
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anonymous-user

Original Poster:

76 months

Sunday 25th January
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I’m looking to move a CCTV Camera. What would be best to cover the screw holes in the UPVC Fascia?

sherman

14,804 posts

237 months

Sunday 25th January
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Put screws back in the hole using one of these screw caps to neaten it up.

Diall White Plastic Decorative Snap cap (Dia)12mm, Pack of 20 https://share.google/VUKqkjpu1dZM3dPJK

indigochim

2,067 posts

152 months

Sunday 25th January
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You can get white plastic screw covers id just put the screws bad in with one of those on.

Ah beaten to it.

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

76 months

Sunday 25th January
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I’ve seen those caps. Plus the nails you can use. I’ve seen this

https://www.screwfix.com/p/toupret-glazing-putty-w...

Because it’s round it has 4 holes either corner.

Belle427

11,174 posts

255 months

Sunday 25th January
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I would probably just neaten the rough edges and use a decent white silicone to fill.

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

76 months

Sunday 25th January
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I’ll try a bit of silicon. There is this company:

https://www.konig-uk.co.uk/products/toolsaccessori...

J6542

3,175 posts

66 months

Sunday 25th January
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Either screws with covers or a bit of silicone. The rest of it isn’t very tidy anyway

KAgantua

5,072 posts

153 months

Sunday 25th January
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My eyes!

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

76 months

Sunday 25th January
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KAgantua said:
My eyes!
I’m not an optician unfortunately.

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

76 months

Sunday 25th January
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I’ve also seen Butt Joints

https://homesmartonline.co.uk/products/upvc-plasti...

I may get one just to see if it will fit.

Rough101

2,928 posts

97 months

Sunday 25th January
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Dummy camera over the top?

megaphone

11,431 posts

273 months

Monday 26th January
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There may well be a larger hole behind the camera where the cable comes through.

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

76 months

Monday 26th January
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megaphone said:
There may well be a larger hole behind the camera where the cable comes through.
There is. It may have to be a new fascia board.

thebraketester

15,396 posts

160 months

Monday 26th January
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Mr.Nobody said:
There is. It may have to be a new fascia board.
Anything else will look a mess.

clockworks

7,061 posts

167 months

Monday 26th January
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Leave that camera where it is, buy another one for the new location.

J6542

3,175 posts

66 months

Monday 26th January
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Just cut a rectangle of upvc the depth of the soffit and slightly wider than the camera then stick on top. The existing piece of upvc has probably been stuck on to an old piece of ply which has been nailed down into from the top, which may all come off when you try and remove the fascia. Depends how big a job you want to give yourself.

Plus4Four#

97 posts

3 months

Monday 26th January
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Get some Polynails as they have plastic head covers. Several years ago we had new upvc soffits/gutters and the fitter gave me some as spares. Still got some in a box. Be careful hitting them though as the plastic can break easily.