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Caulking gaps around skirting boards is the final touch for a smooth, professional finish. Follow our simple step-by-step instructions for DIY caulking success. Buy CT1 Sealant & Adhesive Tools & Materials If you already have your skirting board, you only need two tools to start caulking: Caulking cartridge or tube - we recommend acrylic sealant for flexibility and water resistance. Look for a brand that's paintable and c… Read more

Posted by Lee Watkinson on 11th Apr 2025

How to Remove Skirting Boards Removing skirting boards requires precision and patience. This guide provides professional methods for clean removal, protecting your walls, and alternative solutions when replacement seems daunting. Shop Skirting Covers For those concerned about potential wall damage or looking for a simpler solution, skirting board covers provide a cheaper, easier alternative – fitting over your old skirting without the… Read more
Conventional skirting boards can look boxy and outdated, making your home look old-fashioned. Shadow gap skirting is the new-age modern alternative to skirting boards, but depending on which type of shadow gap, creating the look can be an extremely difficult interior design project. Shadow gap beading, plasterboard, and shadow gap skirting profiles can all help to achieve the modern, sleek allure. Explore Grooved Skirting Options Shadow gaps… Read more

Posted by Lee Watkinson on 27th Mar 2025

You've found yourself searching for pencil round skirting. Perhaps you're familiar with the design, or perhaps you're wondering what precisely distinguishes this profile from others available. What Does Pencil Round Skirting Look Like? At its essence, pencil round skirting features a subtle, rounded edge along its top profile. On our site, this design is categorised as Mini Bullnose skirting, which has a 3mm radius curve. The design's defi… Read more