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If you’ve recently bought skirting boards or are planning on buying some soon, it’s important to understand how to fit a skirting board. Whether you’re fitting modern or traditional skirting boards, our step-by-step guide will help you through the fitting process.

An architrave is an interior moulding that is fitted around a doorframe or a window. They allow you to hide messy door joints or rough surfaces by acting as trim where the joints meet the walls or floor. Architraves are typically available in a wide range of materials and finishes, most commonly MDF and Solid Oak, as well as styles such as traditional or modern. Read our complete guide to buying architrave.

For those in the middle of a renovation project, painting your walls is hardly enough if your skirting boards are old and scruffy. Freshly painted skirting will give your home or commercial premises a clean new look, but many people are often confused as to which paint to use on skirting boards. Whether you’ve ordered new skirting or you just want to revamp your old profiles, choosing a suitable paint will depend on the final look you wish to achieve and the material of your skirting boards.

Skirting boards don't always have to be white. In this blog we look at a few skirting board colour ideas that may inspire you to inject a splash of colour into your home!

When it comes to Interior Design, your skirting boards and architrave might not be at the top of the list when it comes to your grand home designs, but freshly painted skirting boards can really add that finishing touch to your space and brighten up your room. This is also a great step to achieve a more updated and refreshed look without the need of replacing your skirting boards.

An overview of some of the advantages of purchasing pre-primed skirting boards.

How to choose the right height for your new skirting boards.

A simple guide to cleaning your skirting boards.

There are many ways in which you can introduce dado rails and picture rails making them a feature in your home that focuses on style not practicality.

Home renovation can be both costly and time consuming and admittedly skirting boards may not be right at the top of your priority list. However, there are some subtle changes you can make which will really help transform any space that don't have to cost an arm and a leg. Wanting to change up the look in your home is completely natural and your skirting board design shouldn't fall short of the standard of the rest of the room. We have come up with a few ways in which you can transform the skirting boards within your home and be out with the old and in with the new.