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Skirting World

Colonial MDF Skirting Board

£11.45
(Inc. VAT)
£9.54
(Ex. VAT)
Colonial MDF Skirting Board - 145mm x 15mm HDF

Our Colonial MDF Skirting is now manufactured using Premium Moisture Resistant HDF

Colonial skirting is one of our most popular profiles. This is due to the design creating a timeless look when paired with the matching architrave and being available in every size we offer (and more!).

This design is easily kept clean as there isn't any small places for dust to hide.

You're currently viewing Colonial MDF Skirting which is manufactured using our premium HDF material. You can rest assured that you are purchasing a hard-wearing and long lasting board when you select our HDF skirting. Also, you won't have to deal with imperfections such as knots, splintering and cracks that are present in natural timber (softwood).

We also produce this design in Pine - just search the design name and chosen material in the search box to find the one you're looking for.

The picture depicts a 150mm high skirting board. The design never changes size so the plain part of the skirting will decrease and increase as you change the height of the board.

Details:

Profile Size: 51mm
Size: Product sold in 3050mm and 4200mm lengths in sizes 70mm - 400mm (heights). Thicknesses available are 15mm, 18mm and 25mm.
Finish: The primed finish will require an undercoat and final paint finish. The undercoated finish may require a final paint finish.
Rebate: Rebate option is available for an easy-fix cable management solution for hiding surface wiring or pipe work (20mm wide x 10mm deep cut-out at the base of the rear of the board).

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Our Colonial MDF Skirting is now manufactured using Premium Moisture Resistant HDF

Colonial skirting is one of our most popular profiles. This is due to the design creating a timeless look when paired with the matching architrave and being available in every size we offer (and more!).

This design is easily kept clean as there isn't any small places for dust to hide.

You're currently viewing Colonial MDF Skirting which is manufactured using our premium HDF material. You can rest assured that you are purchasing a hard-wearing and long lasting board when you select our HDF skirting. Also, you won't have to deal with imperfections such as knots, splintering and cracks that are present in natural timber (softwood).

We also produce this design in Pine - just search the design name and chosen material in the search box to find the one you're looking for.

The picture depicts a 150mm high skirting board. The design never changes size so the plain part of the skirting will decrease and increase as you change the height of the board.

Details:

Profile Size: 51mm
Size: Product sold in 3050mm and 4200mm lengths in sizes 70mm - 400mm (heights). Thicknesses available are 15mm, 18mm and 25mm.
Finish: The primed finish will require an undercoat and final paint finish. The undercoated finish may require a final paint finish.
Rebate: Rebate option is available for an easy-fix cable management solution for hiding surface wiring or pipe work (20mm wide x 10mm deep cut-out at the base of the rear of the board).

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Depth

This measurement reflects how deep the window board should be. Most window boards have a small overhang so take this into account when selecting a size.

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Finish

Select the primed finish to receive your order with 1 coat of primer (will require undercoating and final paint finish). Select the undercoat finish to receive your order with 1 coat of primer and 1 coat of undercoat (may require final paint finish). If you want to receive the order as raw material, select the unprimed finish.

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Height

This measurement reflects how tall the skirting should be (from the floor upwards). Please note that the design size doesn't change (the plain part below the design will get taller or shorter depending on the height you choose).

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Length

This measurement reflects how long the piece should be. If you are looking are architrave, you will see a single set and a double set option. The single set will cover one side of a single door and the double set will cover one side of a double door.

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Rebate

If you're looking to hide cables behind your skirting boards, choose this option. We will remove a 20mm x 12mm section from the bottom of the rear of the skirting to enable you to run cables behind them.

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Set

If your doorway will hold one standard size door, choose the single set option. If your doorway will hold a set of double doors, choose the double set option.

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Thickness

This measurement reflects how thick you want the material to be. The standard for most customers is 18mm and generally the skirting boards and architrave would be the same thickness (sometimes, the architrave is thicker to create a feature).

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Width

For architrave, this measurement reflects how wide it will be (from the edge of the door outwards). For door frames, it is how wide the inside of the doorway is (where the frame will sit). For plinth blocks and rosettes, this measurement should ideally be larger than that of the architrave.

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