Skirting for Wood Flooring
Skirting is the wooden trim that fits around the bottom of a room to hide the gap between the wall and the edge of the floor. It is also called scotia, baseboard or quarter round. Skirting is not only decorative, but also functional. Its purpose is to create a neat finish between wall and floor at the bottom of your stairs, around door frames and at any point where your wood floor meets a wall.
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White Oak Unfinished 19 x 118 x 3000MM P1003
£10.95/m2 ( £12.59 Per Pack )Thickness: 19mm Width: 118mm Length: 3000mm Profile: Chamfered and Rounded, Ogee, Reversible Available Finishes: Unfinished Brand: Brooks -
White Oak Unfinished 19 x 75 x 3000MM P1021
£7.95/m2 ( £9.14 Per Pack )Thickness: 19mm Width: 75mm Length: 3000mm Profile: Chamfered and Rounded, Pencil Round, Reversible Available Finishes: Unfinished -
White Oak Unfinished 19 x 94 x 3000MM P1022
£7.95/m2 ( £9.14 Per Pack )Thickness: 19mm Width: 94mm Length: 3000mm Profile: Chamfered and Rounded, Pencil Round, Reversible Available Finishes: Unfinished Brand: Brooks -
White Oak Unfinished 19 x140 x 3000MM P1004
£12.44/m2 ( £14.31 Per Pack )Thickness: 19mm Width: 140mm Length: 3000mm Profile: Ogee, Reversible, Torus Available Finishes: Unfinished Brand: Brooks -
White Oak Unfinished 19 x140 x 3000MM P1023
£12.44/m2 ( £14.31 Per Pack )Thickness: 19mm Width: 140mm Length: 3000mm Profile: Chamfered and Rounded, Pencil Round, Reversible Available Finishes: Unfinished Brand: Brooks
Our range of unfinished skirting boards at Wood Floors Direct is made from premium American white oak, which has a clean, modern look that complements any room. Our skirting is available in different sizes, thicknesses and finishes and supplied ready for finishing with a primer or lacquer so you can create a truly bespoke design.
Add a Great Finishing Touch to Your Flooring
We use American white oak for our unfinished skirting boards because it is sturdy, durable and resistant to wear and tear. The natural grain of this type of wood also means that each skirting board is unique, so you won’t have to worry about it looking out of place with the rest of your interiors.
Unfinished Skirting
| CODE | PRODUCT DESCRIPTION | PACK SIZE | PRICE |
| P1021 | Pencil Round/Chamfered and Rounded/Reversible | 19 x 75 x 3000 and longer | £7.95 |
| P1022 | Pencil Round/Chamfered and Rounded/Reversible | 19 x 94 x 3000 and longer | £8.95 |
| P1003 | Ogee/Chamfered and Rounded/Reversible | 19 x 118 x 3000 and longer | £10.95 |
| P1023 | Pencil Round/Chamfered and Rounded/Reversible | 19 x 140 x 3000 and longer | £12.45 |
| P1004 | Ogee/Torus/Reversible | 19 x 140 x 3000 and longer | £12.45 |
We also have a selection of matching trim and architrave to help you create the perfect frame for your wood flooring.
Whether you are installing new wood floors or renovating existing flooring, our solid wood unfinished skirting boards will make a great finishing touch.
If you’re unsure what size of skirting you require, use our handy guide to measuring your room. Alternatively, if you simply want to replace an existing product, order a sample to ensure you purchase the correct size.
Why Oak Skirting?
Here are 5 reasons to use real oak skirting for your wooden flooring:
- It looks great!
Isn’t that obvious? Oak is beautiful and will enhance the look of your new floor. Plastic and MDF just don’t have the same quality look and feel as natural wood.
- It’s more durable
You’re using real wood flooring because you want something that will last, right? Well why use a plastic skirt when you can get a natural wood one instead? Oak skirting will last longer than plastic and is easy to repair if it gets damaged, unlike MDF which would need to be replaced completely.
- It’s better value for money
Because it lasts longer, real oak skirting boards are definitely worth the extra money compared with cheaper alternatives made from plastic or MDF.
- You can stain or paint it any colour
If you want a colour other than natural oak, go for it! Real oak skirting boards can be painted or stained to suit your decor. You can get them sanded and ready for finishing before they arrive at your home too so no need to worry about the mess of doing it yourself.
- It will last longer
Oak is a hardwood and is more resistant to wear and tear than softer wood such as pine, so it will last through years of use without losing its appearance. Plastic and MDF products won’t be able to compete with a quality oak skirting board.
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