Posted by Lee Watkinson on 14th Mar 2023
What is MDF?
Medium Density Fiberboard, commonly known as MDF, is an engineered wood product made by combining wood fibers and adhesive under high pressure and temperature. The resulting panel has a smooth and uniform surface, with no knots or grain patterns. MDF is available in various thicknesses, ranging from 1/8 inch to 1 inch, and can be
cut-to-size, drilled, and routed easily.
MDF is composed of small wood fibers, typically sour… Read more
Posted by Lee Watkinson on 6th Mar 2023
Skirting World Socials
We love to stay connected with our customers, and what better way to do that than through our socials!
Follow us to stay up-to-date with the latest news, promotions and behind-the-scenes content. You might even find a giveaway or two, so be sure to turn notifications on!
We can't wait to connect with you!… Read more
Posted by Lee Watkinson on 2nd Mar 2023
Dogs have a natural tendency to chew on things, including
skirting boards and door frames, which can lead to costly damage to your home and furniture. Various reasons can cause dogs to chew skirting boards, such as boredom, anxiety, teething, or curiosity.
If left unchecked, this behaviour can cause damage to your skirting boards and trims and even cause a safety hazard if they ingest any pieces of wood. In this blog… Read more
Posted by Lee Watkinson on 1st Mar 2023
A Guide To Fitting Architraves Around Doors
We recently covered how to fit your newly purchased skirtings. Now we're going to explain how to fit architrave around a door!
You might be in the process of ripping out the old and replacing the new - a full scale renovation. Or maybe you've had some new doors installed and your architrave needs refreshing too? Either way, this post is here for the avid DIYer to help correctly instal… Read more