Deck fascia Calculator

Estimate fascia stock lengths around deck edges.

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How to use this calculator

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Your measurements

Choose the unit beside each measurement. Changing a unit converts your value.

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View your estimate

Exclude edges without fascia. Corner joints and cutting layout may require extra stock.

YOUR ESTIMATE

Stock lengths to buy

3
Total length with waste6.6 m
Net length6 m

Whole quantities are rounded up.

Pricing calculator

Use your supplier’s rate or enter a quoted total. Save each estimate to your project and print everything together.

Your selected quantity already includes any allowance shown in that result. Check whether you are pricing individual items or whole packs. Delivery, tax and labour are not added automatically. A quoted total applies only to this saved calculation.

Deck fascia Calculator: measuring notes and method

Record individual fascia pieces

Measure steps and returns separately and record each required cut length before adding them together.

Check mitres and continuous pieces

Equal total length does not ensure that the stock can provide the required cuts. Allow for end trimming and specified joint positions in a cutting list rather than relying only on pooled length.

Formula

Required length = length per run × runs × (1 + waste ÷ 100). Stock count = required length ÷ stock length, rounded up.

Worked examples in metric and imperial units

Illustrative values match Reset example and stay fixed when you edit the calculator. Both columns describe the same calculation; converted inputs are rounded.

Metric worked example

Required length per run
6 m
Quantity
1
Stock length
3 m
Waste allowance
10 %

Stock lengths to buy: 3

Imperial worked example

Required length per run
19.685 ft
Quantity
1
Stock length
9.8425 ft
Waste allowance
10 %

Stock lengths to buy: 3

Follow the calculation

Lengths in this working are in metres.

  1. Net required length = 6 × 1 = 6 m.
  2. Stock count = 6 × 1.1 ÷ 3, rounded up. This assumes usable offcuts.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. How calculations are checked · Report a correction

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