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10/07/2008

Swish Building Products Launches Decorative Tudor Board

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Swish Building Products, specialists in PVC roofline and cladding systems, has added a new Tudor Board to its range of products.

Designed to achieve a Tudor style finish, these decorative boards can be used at gable ends or along the side of a house to create a decorative feature. The Swish Tudor Board is available as a 20mm thick, 150mm wide cellular PVC board in a standard 5m length.
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Tudor Boards are available in four foiled finishes including Mahogany, Light Oak, Rosewood and Black. The foil wraps around both edges of the board providing a fully finished look whilst maintaining the same low maintenance benefits as the rest of the Swish range. Matching foiled trims are also available for any potentially exposed details or abutments. All foiled boards are guaranteed for 10 years.

Greg Wilde, Marketing Manager, Swish BP said: "The Swish Tudor Board can be utilised to create traditional effects on suitably rendered walls internally and externally, making it a flexible and appealing product."

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