Posted by Lee Watkinson on 4th Feb 2019
What Are Architrave Lengths And Architrave Sets?
Architraves are mainly used to
make doors stand out and help to cover up any imperfections by the frame of the door. This is great for homeowners as the architraves will link up with the skirting boards to complete the look of the house and make it look its best.
The question now is what type of architraves do you buy? Single lengths or
sets? Confused about which to get? Whic… Read more
Posted by Lee Watkinson on 26th Sep 2018
Buying Guide | Plinth Blocks & Rosettes
Plinth Blocks and Rosettes can really make your skirting boards are architraves stand out. Plinth Blocks are generally used with tall skirting boards and Rosettes are used with wide architraves.
On the plinth block product page, there are 4 options to choose when making a purchase. On the rosette block product page, there are just 3 to choose from.
To help you when buying Plinths… Read more
Posted by Lee Watkinson on 24th Sep 2018
How To Fit Skirting Boards Around A Bay Window
We've decided to cover this topic because we get asked a lot about whether or not our skirting boards can be fitted to a bay window.
We always recommend that you ask a professional to fit the skirting board, but we do have some handy tips if you need to have a go yourself.
MDF Skirting Boards Are The Best Option
If you need to bend skirting around a bay window, purchasing MDF… Read more
Posted by Lee Watkinson on 24th Sep 2018
Skirting boards and architraves are now seen as an easy way to make a house look better
on the inside. With people now getting more choices and opportunities to
change up their homes, it's more important than ever to make sure your house
gets the grand treatment it truly deserves.
Thanks to more profile designs,
cheaper but stronger materials & more colour options and finishes on the
market, this is a good time to mentio… Read more