Vinyl Soffit

Durability, Easy Care and Fresh Good Looks

  • Easy-care vinyl never needs painting because it won’t rot, peel or flake like wood.
  • Vented soffit circulates air and can help improve a home’s energy efficiency.
  • Solid soffit adds an attractive finishing touch when ventilation isn’t needed.
  • A selection of sizes and colors provides design flexibility.
  • Double 5″ and Triple 4″ panels available in brushed finish.

Enhance the Appearance and Performance of Your Home

Vytec vinyl soffit panels come in two profiles: Double 5” Select Soffit and Triple 4″ Soffit:

Double 5″ Select Soffit Quick Facts:

  • Profiles: Double 5″ Solid and Full Vent
  • Exposure: 10″
  • Ventilation: Perforated Full Vent (NFA 4.0 sq. in/ft.)
  • Panel projection: 1/2″
  • Thickness: 0.40″
  • Length: 12′
  • Packaged: 2 squares/carton
  • Finish: Brushed
  • Colors: 7 – Buttercream, Castle Stone, Musket Brown, Rustic Clay, Sand Drift, Sierra Brown, and White
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Triple 4″ Soffit Quick Facts:

  • Profiles: Triple 4″ Soffit Full Vent and Center Vent
  • Exposure: 12″
  • Ventilation: Perforated Full Vent (NFA 5.9 sq. in./ft.)
  • Ventilation: Perforated Center Vent (NFA 2.0 sq. in./ft.)
  • Panel Projection: 7/16″
  • Thickness: 0.036″
  • Length: 12′
  • Packaged: 1.92 squares/carton
  • Finish: Matte
  • Colors 5 – Rustic Clay, Sand Drift, Sierra Brown, Twilight Gray and White

*Center, fully vented and Double 5” Select panels should be used for soffit applications only. They can not be used for vertical applications.

Triple 3-1/3″ Soffit Quick Facts:

  • Profiles: Triple 3-1/3″ Soffit Solid and Hidden Vent
  • Exposure: 10″
  • Panel Projection: 5/8″
  • Thickness: 0.040″
  • Length: 12′
  • Finish: Matte
  • Colors 2 – White, Black
Vytec strives to accurately reproduce on screen the images of siding on this site. However, due to manufacturing variances, the limitations of your monitor resolution and the variation in natural exterior lighting, actual siding colors may vary from the images you see on your computer screen. For this reason, it is important to see an actual siding sample or actual products installed on a home before making final color selections.