We’ve brought you a brand new site redevelopment for your skirting boards so that you can virtually hold in your hands mdf samples of our profiles and choose for your next construction project the perfect profile for your skirting, architrave or mouldings – you can even show your clients the mouldings and they’ll just come back to you to order their timber and mouldings for their interior design work!

There are a whole range of skirting boards  in the market for your pickings. MDF has been the most popular in recent years because it is a great quality material made from medium density fibre which is a bit like wood pulp that is compressed to make it hard, then cut into square sheets of MDF. These sheets are then sliced up in to thin strips of mdf which are ready to be profiled. Once profiles you have perfectly formed MDF Skirting Boards

Any other types of skirting boards are going to be in oak, pine or some other type of wood.

Did we mention that we are skirting boards uk? Just in case, we are… whether it be oak, mdf, pine walnut, beech, ash or whatever other kind of skirting boards this is the place you want to be – dont go anywhere else because chances are you’ll get ripped off and end up with something you didnt ask for.

We are increasing the range of our MDF Skirting Boards every day. if you need long lengths, primed, in a full range of profiles for your mdf skirting boards, just give us a call and we can sort them out.

We are expert suppliers of anything walnut. Walnut is a fantastic dark coloured wood with a fantastic and distinguishable walnut grain. Walnut is used primarily to create walnut door frames,walnut door stops, walnut doors, walnut skirting boards, walnut veneered skirting boards and a luxury range of furniture.

Walnut is often known as Black American Walnut because this describes both its origin and qualities in a name. If you are at all intersted in Walnut and would like to find a good supplier, please give us a call because we are the best in the industry.

Walnut

Architraves are the surrounds that you see on the outside of a door frame, running from the skirting boards around the door and down again. The architrave is designed to cover any gaps between the door and the wall because there is usually a small gap, or rough edges on the plastering when the decoration has been completed.

Oak architraves are the choice of the modern luxury home whereas pine or mdf architraves are found in the vast majority of homes.

Producing MDF skirting boards architraves and other skirting boards and mouldings in our factory is a very specialist production chain. We must ensure that the correct machinery and cutting tools are used for cutting and profiling the MDF to result in a neat finish that will last for many years. MDF sheets are bought in large packs of many sheets before being cut into boards of specific board heights such as 100mm – often referred to as 4 inch boards, 125mm which is also referred to as 5 inch boards, and 150mm boards which is referred to as 6 inch boards. There is now however we now a much wider range of profile sizes including 100mm, 125mm, 150mm, 165mm, 170mm, 200mm, 225mm, 250mm, 270mm and 300mm as standard.  The thickness of the skirting boards we do is normally 18mm as this is the industry standard. However, with the mature production skill we have, we are capable to do 15mm, 25mm and 38mm as customized thickness subject to the quantity.