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Our Antique 3 MDF Architrave is now manufactured using Premium Moisture Resistant HDF Antique 3 architrave is similar in style to our Antique 2 design. However, the design is larger and is a mix between modern and traditional styles. You're...

Victorian 2 Pine architrave is part of our Victorian collection. Like the Victorian 1 profile, it features prominent (but slightly more intricate) detailing on the top and a curve below. This design is slightly more modern in style but would work...

Victorian 1 Pine architrave is part of our Victorian collection. It's a very traditional design with prominent detailing at the top. As you can tell by the name, this design lends itself to older style interiors. We also produce this design in MDF...

Ogee Pine architrave is one of the most common designs within the UK. It's a traditional design and works well in almost any setting making it popular with contractors and the public alike. Cleaning our Ogee 1 architrave is simple as there isn't anywhere...

Our Florence MDF Skirting is now manufactured using Premium Moisture Resistant HDF Florence skirting is a large design and it's main feature is the large round, similar to that of our Anglo design (but on a larger scale!). It is well suited to...

330 Pine architrave is one of our most popular designs. We put this down to how well it works in both traditional and modern settings even though it is traditional style design. It features a lot of detailing but is less intricate than most...

Ogee 2 Pine architrave is part of the Ogee style set. It features the Ogee shape with an additional round on top making it more detailed than the Ogee 1 design. This profile is well suited to traditional interiors. We also produce this design in MDF...

Bullnose Pine architrave is used by both professionals in the trade and the general public. Although it's a very simple design with just a small radius as the feature, it still manages to be one of the most popular architrave designs on the market...

Ovolo Pine architrave features a simple curve that creates a smooth look within any room. It is a popular shape within the UK due to the easy to clean shape. We also produce this design in MDF (now all premium moisture resistant HDF) - just search...

This Mitre Box & Saw by RTRMAX can be used to cut mitres and straight cuts when installing our skirting boards and architraves (95mm max. height / width) Features: Cut mitres on skirting (95mm tall and below) and architrave (95mm wide and...

Chamfer Pine architrave is a very common design throughout the UK due to it's simplistic style. Like our Bevelled profile, it features a single angled face but instead of a lip at the bottom, it blends seamlessly into the flat face of the board...

Edwardian Pine architrave is a highly detailed design and traditional in style. Most period style designs are large as they are used on wide architraves. Here, we've managed to fit lots of intricate detail into a much smaller profile. If you're...

Square Pine architrave is as simple as it gets. If you're looking for crisp edges, this is the design for you. It's a breeze to clean because there's nowhere for dust to hide! We also produce this design in MDF (now all premium moisture resistant...

Antique 1 Pine architrave shouts traditional and fancy. It suits a more traditional style home. It's one of our most tradtional looking designs thanks to it's intricacy. We also produce this design in MDF (now all premium moisture resistant HDF) -...

Lambs Tongue 1 Pine architrave is a traditional design. It is common throughout the UK and this makes it a popular choice for many customers. This design is easy to clean - don't worry! There's no where for the dust to hide and the profile is on the...

Antique 2 Pine architrave is a modern take on our Antique 1 design featuring a smaller round and exaggerated flat sections. This design is easy to clean due to it's less intricate shape. We also produce this design in MDF (now all premium...

Anglo Pine architrave is a detailed design featuring a small round followed by a soft curve. When paired with the matching skirting, the design really stands out. Though it lends itself to a traditional style, it would work well in a modern setting too...