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The National Skirting Stockholm Primed Skirting Board is designed for homeowners and contractors seeking a high-quality, durable solution for finishing interior spaces. Its key benefit is the moisture-resistant MDF construction combined with a sleek profile that excels in both dry rooms and high-humidity areas like bathrooms. A notable caveat to consider is that while the board comes with a pre-applied white primer, it requires a final topcoat of your preferred paint or gloss to achieve a finished, protective surface.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Series | Stockholm |
| Brand | National Skirting |
Yes, its moisture-resistant MDF core makes it highly suitable for bathrooms and kitchens.
A light sanding is recommended to remove any transit dust and to provide a 'key' for the final coat to adhere to.
No, the white primer is a base layer; you must apply a topcoat of paint, gloss, or satin to complete the installation.
You can use a heavy-duty construction adhesive or a combination of adhesive and mechanical fixings like nails or screws.
Yes, they are manufactured from FSC-certified wood, ensuring the raw materials come from sustainable sources.
For clean corners, use a mitre saw to cut the boards at a 45-degree angle to create a seamless mitre joint.
Use high-quality wood filler for the joints and sand smooth before applying the final coat of paint.
Ensure the surface is wiped clean of all dust and lightly scuff-sand the primer before applying your topcoat.
Always store skirting boards horizontally on a level surface, supported at multiple points to prevent bowing.
To install, ensure the wall surface is level and free of dust. You can fix the boards using standard adhesive or, for a more permanent solution, use a combination of adhesive and nails or screws driven into timber studs. If using fixings, ensure the heads are countersunk and filled with decorator's filler before painting. For maintenance, a simple wipe-down with a slightly damp cloth is usually sufficient. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive sponges, as these may scratch the paint finish. Always store the boards flat in a dry environment prior to installation to ensure they remain perfectly straight.
