Lighting that happens to be in a soffit. That sounds like a smart-aleck answer, but it's actually correct.
A soffit is a particular type of architectural feature. A term that is not quite synonymous, but will probably give you a better idea of what kind of lighting we're talking about, is "recessed lighting": the holder for the lamp goes up inside the ceiling rather than hanging down below it.
It's fitted in the soffits of buildings and gives a nice exterior glow.
Soffit
The soffit of a pipe refers to the underside or bottom of the pipe. It is the part of the pipe that is facing downwards or towards the ground. The soffit can be important for ventilation and drainage purposes, and it is often covered with a soffit vent to allow air to flow through.
Soffit vents can be painted as long as they are appropriately primed based on their existing finish.
The soffit is the underneath side of the overhang on the edge of the roof. The part between the gutter and the side of the house.
Most soffit material is now made with a continuous 3" wide vent.
$300labor + 250 for material for 50 ft. of 2ft wide soffit.... $550 = 50 ft.
Kitchen Impossible - 2009 Soffit to Me was released on: USA: 27 July 2010
siding $175 soffit $3 facia$!
They point IN, so that one cannot easily see inside when looking at the soffit from the outside of the building. +++ No - they are angled so the rain can't get in. You won't see anything through a soffit vent anyway!
It depends on the roof height and (or) customer preference .
A soffit is the bottom side of a balcony, arch, or overhanging eaves. It is what you see if you look up at the overhang on your roof and it helps the attic breathe.