Chamfered Architrave - White


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The Chamfered Architrave in white is ideal for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to achieve a clean, modern aesthetic around their door frames. Its primary benefit is the pre-primed finish, which significantly reduces preparation time for a professional-looking paint job; however, users should note that as a timber product, it requires careful handling to prevent surface damage or warping before installation.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Series | Chamfered |
| Brand | B&Q |
While it can be used in bathrooms, ensure all edges and cut ends are thoroughly sealed with paint to protect the wood from humidity.
No, installation hardware and adhesive are sold separately.
No, it comes factory-primed, though a light sand is recommended for optimal paint adhesion.
Yes, while designed for doors, the chamfered profile is often used as a window reveal trim to maintain a consistent style throughout the room.
Store it flat in a dry, temperate environment away from direct heat sources to prevent the wood from bowing or warping.
Use a high-quality wood filler or decorators caulk to fill the gap, then sand smooth and paint over to create a seamless finish.
Countersink the nail heads slightly below the surface, cover with wood filler, sand flush, and touch up with paint.
Installation requires basic woodworking tools including a mitre saw, wood glue, and either a hammer with finishing nails or a nail gun. Before installation, it is recommended to let the architrave acclimate to the room temperature for 24 hours to prevent movement. For the best result, always sand the primed surface lightly with fine-grit paper before applying your final paint coat. To maintain the finish, simply wipe down with a damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners that could scratch the paintwork. Ensure all cut ends are sealed with paint to prevent moisture absorption.