White PVC Taurus Skirting Board Plastic 95mm x 2.5m Bathroom Panels & Cladding Trim

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One question we get asked a lot is whether the MDF skirting boards and architrave we produce can be used in bathrooms. The difference between a bathroom and other rooms in the house is the moisture content in the air, and this creates a fear that the skirting boards will get damaged somehow or become a breeding ground for mould. The bottom line is that our MDF skirting boards are perfect for use in bathrooms. If you're going to use them in a bathroom, make sure you make use of our priming/undercoating service to further protect the boards. An interesting solution is the STIQ skirting board dedicated to vinyl floors. Due to its shape, colours, durability and water resistance, this skirting board is perfect for rooms with vinyl planks on a floor. Thanks to its narrow profile and modern shape, it fits perfectly in any room, underlining and enhancing the qualities of the floor. It is a perfect substitute for commonly used plinth. The STIQ skirting board is also distinguished by its colours. It is available in two very fashionable shades of grey – RAL 7035 and RAL 7045.

When it comes to materials that skirting boards are made from there is plenty to choose from. There are solid wood or MDF skirtings, non-PVC and universal PVC skirtings up to hybrid skirtings. We are observing increasing popularity of blending skirting into the wall, when colour of the skirting is coherent with colour of the wall. The other solution is to create highly contrasting effect by combining different colours of skirting and wall making the skirting “pop”. It is very pleasing combination when put together white skirting with dark wall, but it is also possible to reverse the colours and attach dark or anthracite skirting to white wall. Both of those solutions have modern look in them but require carefulness while designing and experience in installing. Matching skirting to the door frame, door panels or cabinets fronts. Grey skirting idealy suits to natural oak shades For contemporary new builds, we would advise the installation of flexible or small skirting profiles to complement the ceiling height. One of our most popular skirting profiles for new builds is our SX163 Contemporary Skirting Board . A simplistic yet plush design, it complements minimalistic decor choices. Alternatively, we would suggest our SX125 Small Skirting Board which affords a curved style which is perfect for modern properties.

Metal skirtings are made of aluminium or stainless steel. They look modern, but it is not a popular solution, mainly due to the price and controversial design. Whether you’re looking for small plain flexible skirting, skirting moulds, modern white skirting boards, ultra slim skirting boards or skirting covers, Wm Boyle in Glasgow, Scotland has it all. Skirting Boards add an extra aesthetic to your room décor by covering gaps and breaking up the lines between the walls and the floor. Adding finishing touches to the bottom of your walls also protects them from scuffs and scrapes, thus preserving the interior quality of your home.

The material we now use in place of our MDF is officially known as High Density MDF - hence the reason we refer to it as HDF. All of our MDF is now High Density MDF! Our MDF is already moisture resistant, but a coat of primer and undercoat will improve this. It helps to create a seal against the moisture present in the air. Skirting boards 6-8 cm in height are the most popular and typical solution. They can be used in almost every room. This height will keep natural proportions of the room. The boards are easy-to-maintain because they don’t need any polishing or sealing of wood surfaces from spills that occur during food preparation etc., so it’s a good option for those who don’t have the time or inclination to be faffed with woodAt last there are also universal skirtings. They are the most popular solution. Wide colour range is adequate for the most popular colours in range across many producers. They can be easily selected in store just by putting next to the floor as they are widely available. Thanks to many colours is it very easy to find skirting for most of floors. The unquestionable advantage is their universal availability. Matching skirting to the colour of a wall. Before 2018, only our 4200mm lengths were made using HDF. However, due to the superior finish achieved using HDF we have sourced the material for all of our current sizes!