National Skirting Primed Skirting Board - White - 18mm

You can use any standard interior paint, including emulsion, eggshell, satin, or gloss paints. Ensure you apply primer if the existing primed surface needs extra preparation or if using specific types of paint.

While made from moisture-resistant MDF, it is best suited for standard interior rooms. For high-moisture areas like bathrooms or kitchens, consider specialized moisture-resistant or waterproof options, or ensure this board is thoroughly sealed and protected.

For internal and external corners, mitre cuts (typically 45 degrees) are recommended to create a seamless join. A mitre box or power saw with angle adjustment will help achieve precise cuts.

The white primed finish provides a base coat that is ready for your final decorative paint. It helps the topcoat adhere better and ensures a more uniform and vibrant final color.

The skirting board itself does not directly interact with underfloor heating. However, ensure that any adhesive or fixing methods used are compatible with the thermal expansion and contraction of the flooring and subfloor.

The board measures approximately 120mm in height and 3040mm (3.04 meters) in length, with a thickness of 18mm.

Ensure the wall is clean, dry, and free from dust. Use a high-quality adhesive specifically designed for skirting boards or ensure adequate nailing/screwing.

Ensure the primed surface was smooth before painting. Apply thin, even coats of paint and allow adequate drying time between each coat. Use a fine-grit sandpaper for light sanding between coats if necessary.

Use a sharp, fine-toothed saw and consider using a mitre box or guide for precise cuts. Cutting with the finished side down can sometimes reduce splintering.

Ensure the wall is relatively straight. For minor imperfections, use decorators caulk along the top edge after painting and installation. For significant gaps, wall preparation may be needed.