An architectural eave consists of several distinct structural components that work together to protect a building's exterior walls. The primary parts include the soffit, which is the exposed underside panel closing the gap between the rafter tails and the exterior wall; the fascia, which is the vertical board mounted at the outer edge of the roof framing to support gutters; the rafter tails themselves; and the frieze board, which trims the junction where the soffit meets the siding of the home.
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