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Posted by Skirting World on 31st Jul 2025

You walk through them everyday, paying little to no attention to them. But these decorative mouldings are in every room of your house, quietly doing their job of completing door/window finishes and carrying 2,500 years worth of history behind them. Quick answer: Architraves are the decorative wooden mouldings that go around your doors (and sometimes windows). They cover up gaps between the frame and wall, protect the edges from knocks, and make… Read more

Posted by Skirting World on 25th Jul 2025

Choosing between wood and MDF for your skirting boards affects everything from your budget to long-term maintenance. Both materials work well in UK homes, but they suit different situations and come with distinct trade-offs worth understanding before you buy. Note: We supply both materials covered in this guide. Our comparison focuses on real-world performance to help you choose what works best for your specific needs. MDF Skirting Uniform… Read more

Posted by Skirting World on 11th Jul 2025

Bullnose skirting boards represent the most commercially successful skirting design in the UK market. Their simple rounded edge creates a soft transition between wall and floor while maintaining the clean lines that work in both traditional and contemporary interiors. What you'll discover What makes bullnose unique Bullnose vs pencil round MDF vs pine options Modern grooved designs How it compares to ogee and torus Complete bullnose r… Read more
Getting your skirting board height right affects how your room feels. Too tall and it overwhelms the space. Too short and it looks unfinished. Here's how to find the right skirting height for your home. Order Free Samples What we'll cover Most popular height Standard sizes available Heights for period homes Height visualiser tool How to choose the right height Practical considerations The most popular skirting height: 145mm Based o… Read more