Skirting Board

Benefits of using skirting boards:

• Protect walls from damage
• Provide a finished look to the room
• Hide gaps between the wall and the floor
• Prevent drafts from coming in from under the door

Types of skirting board: 

• Plain or Straight Skirting: Simple, straight design without intricate details, this type of skirting is suitable for modern and minimalist interiors.
• Chamfered Skirting: Features a beveled edge or cut along the top, creating a V-shaped profile.Adds a subtle decorative touch while maintaining simplicity.
• Ogee Skirting: Characterised by an S-shaped profile with a concave curve at the top and a convex curve at the bottom. Ogee skirting offers a classic and elegant look, often used in traditional or Victorian-style interiors.
• Torus Skirting: Has a semi-circular, rounded profile. It provides a softer, more rounded appearance.
• Lambs Tongue Skirting: Features a decorative element resembling a lamb's tongue, typically at the top of the skirting. Adds a traditional and ornate touch.
• Bullnose Skirting Board: Rounded on the top edge, creating a smooth, curved profile. Suitable for contemporary and softer design aesthetics.
• Square Edge Skirting: Works well in modern and minimalist interiors.Has a simple, squared-off profile without any decorative detailing.
• Flexible Skirting Board: Made from materials like flexible PVC or rubber. Ideal for curved walls or uneven surfaces.

When choosing a skirting board, consider the overall style of the space, the architectural elements, and your personal preferences to ensure a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing result.