Our skirting board collection is made to order in solid timber, with every profile made to match your existing boards or built new to a design you choose. Whether you know it as skirting, baseboard, base board, mopboard or skirt board, we can match the profile, height and finish, in any wood species.
From classic Ogee and torus skirting board profiles to bullnose, chamfered, lambs tongue, pencil round and square edge mouldings, we cover the full range of Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian styles shown below. Send us a profile or a photo of your existing skirting and we will connect you to a UK timber supplier who can replicate it, ideal for renovations and heritage restoration projects.
Skirting board is an essential element in any interior, protecting the base of the wall from scuffs and knocks and providing a clean visual line between wall and floor. At Wooduchoose we specialise in made-to-match and made-to-order skirting board, so every project, from a single replacement length to a whole-house renovation, gets a profile that fits the property.
We can match or supply almost any skirting board profile, including Ogee, torus, bullnose, chamfered, lambs tongue, pencil round and plain square edge, in the traditional heights and depths used in Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian properties as well as clean contemporary designs. If your existing skirting is not shown here, send us a profile drawing or a photo and we will match it.
Every board is solid timber, never MDF or plastic, in the wood of your choice, including oak, walnut, tulipwood, pine and other hardwoods and softwoods. Most profiles are cut to your exact sizes and dimensions, so the finished skirting board matches the rest of the room.
Large decorative skirting board is common in Victorian and Georgian homes, and matching it correctly matters most on heritage restoration projects and listed buildings, where the wrong profile can compromise the character of the property. Our made-to-match service replicates the wood, profile and finish of the original skirting board, so restoration and conservation work keeps its historic and architectural integrity.
Skirting board goes by several names depending on where you are and how the trade talks about it: baseboard, base board, base moulding, bottom rail, mopboard, kickboard and skirt board all describe the same feature. In the UK it is sometimes wrongly called a dado rail or an architrave, which are related but separate mouldings used higher up the wall.
To complete the look we also connect you to architraves, beading, dado rail and corner blocks made to match the same profile. Browse the range above, or get in touch with your profile or photo and we will match you to a UK timber supplier who can make it.