Skirting Boards
Elevate your interior design with our premium skirting boards. Designed to offer the best in durability and style, our selection offers a range of profiles and finishes to complement any décor. Enhance your room’s finishing touch with skirting made from quality materials like MDF, pine and oak.
Frequently Asked Questions
We offer a wide range of skirting boards, from pine to plastic, that require minimal maintenance while beautifully completing any room. Our skirting boards are perfect for achieving a seamless transition from flooring to walls. Or, we have statement skirting boards with traditional patterns that catch the eye, as well as minimalist and understated designs like thin skirting boards that are easy to decorate and install.
Our collection includes options for every style and budget. Shop our range of skirting board paint to fully customise the look of your home. For even more ideas and information, check out our step-by-step guide for fitting skirting boards. Or if you’re just looking for a refresh, discover our top tips for painting your skirting boards today.
How do you clean skirting boards?
To clean your skirting boards and leave them looking good as new, start by using a brush or cloth to remove any dust. Next, wipe the skirting boards using a damp cloth and warm, soapy water. More stubborn stains may require the use of a neutral cleaning solution such as bicarbonate of soda and vinegar. For a streak-free finish, use a microfibre cloth to dry your skirting boards once clean.
How do you gloss skirting boards?
When glossing skirting boards, it’s important to first prepare the surface by cleaning your boards and carefully sanding them. Use masking tape to cover the edges of your wall and floor before applying a suitable undercoat or primer. Once the primer is dry, use a paint brush to apply your gloss, working across the boards from top to bottom for a smooth, consistent finish.
How do you remove skirting boards?
To remove your skirting boards, all you need to do is score the sealant line using a utility knife, gently loosen the skirting board using a chisel between the board and the wall, and carefully pry it off. Remember to be extra gentle if you’d like to reuse your boards. For any fastenings, you can use pliers to remove them, and for adhesive, it can often be wiped off with ease.