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The National Skirting Regency Primed Skirting Board is designed for homeowners and contractors looking to achieve a professional, polished finish at the intersection of walls and flooring. These moisture-resistant MDF boards provide excellent wall protection and aesthetic consistency, making them ideal for both contemporary and period-style homes. While they offer superior durability and a smooth surface for finishing, users should note that they arrive primed and require a final coat of paint or gloss to achieve the desired decorative look.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Series | Regency |
| Brand | National Skirting |
Yes, because they are made from moisture-resistant MDF, they are suitable for bathrooms, though they must be sealed thoroughly with paint or gloss to protect against direct water contact.
No, the boards arrive pre-primed, saving you the step of applying a base coat.
Each individual board measures 3040mm in length.
Yes, the 18mm thickness provides a durable barrier against accidental knocks from vacuum cleaners and furniture.
Yes, a pneumatic nailer is the most efficient way to secure the boards, provided you set the depth correctly to allow for filling.
The Regency series is manufactured to strict UK quality standards using high-grade MDF materials.
Use a fine-tooth saw blade and apply masking tape over the cutting line to prevent splintering.
Lightly sand the surface with a fine-grit sandpaper (240-grit) to create a mechanical key before applying your topcoat.
Use a flexible decorators caulk to fill the seam along the top edge for a seamless, professional appearance.
For best results, allow the boards to acclimatize to the room temperature for 24-48 hours before installation. Ensure walls are flat and debris-free. Secure the boards using a combination of high-strength adhesive and panel pins or screws into the wall studs. For the cleanest finish, countersink the fixings and fill the holes with a suitable wood filler before applying your final paint coat. Clean the boards periodically with a soft, dry cloth; avoid harsh chemicals that might degrade the paint finish.
