Skirting Board 01H1oec [SB01-H1-oec]

Regency Type Skirting Board | Ogee Oak Skirting Board

This a Regency style skirting board with decorative ogee mould. An attractive period ogee skirting for renovations, replacements and new work. Manufactured in character euro Oak

Often described as a 6 inch or 6" Skirting board. You can learn more about this product and its dimensions by clicking on the 'View Detail Sheet' button to left, under the images. The width and thicknesses shown are the overall finished sizes of the product.

Skirting Board 01H1oec is one of our standard products, we also offer hundreds of custom wood products that are similar or even the same design as this and available in the wood of your choice. Please go back to the product category to see our custom range.

The most popular wood species for skirting boards are; Oak and we can offer American Oak, European oak Skirting. Maple, Utile, Walnut and Ash skirting are also very good options. 

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Character Oak Skirting and Architrave 

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Material

Oak - Character Grade (Euro)
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Common Uses

Wooden skirting boards are used at the base of internal walls at the junction of the floor. Sometimes described as wainscot board.

Usage

This item is recommended for internal application

Width: 145 mm - Thickness: 20 mm

Product priced by: 'm'

Top Tip

When choosing a skirting board to go with an architrave - consider a thinner Skirting as this helps break the joint where they meet.

Notes

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