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The National Skirting Ogee Skirting Board is an ideal choice for homeowners and interior renovators seeking a classic, sophisticated finish for their living spaces. Its elegant ogee profile adds architectural character to any room, and its moisture-resistant MDF construction ensures long-term durability; however, as the product comes pre-primed, users must be prepared to apply a final coat of paint or gloss to achieve the desired aesthetic and complete the installation.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Series | Ogee |
| Brand | National Skirting |
Yes, this board is manufactured from moisture-resistant MDF, making it suitable for most rooms in the house.
While the board is moisture-resistant, it is not waterproof. Avoid direct water contact and ensure the room is well-ventilated.
No, the product comes pre-primed. You can apply your final coat of paint or gloss directly onto the boards.
The best result is achieved by mitering the corners at 45-degree angles for a professional, seamless look.
Use a high-quality grab adhesive supplemented with pin nails to hold the board firmly while the adhesive sets.
Use a flexible decorators caulk to fill gaps where the board meets an uneven wall surface before painting.
Ensure you are using a sharp, high-tooth-count blade and consider applying masking tape over the cut line before sawing.
Lightly sand the pre-primed surface with fine-grit sandpaper (240 grit) to create a key for the paint and wipe away all dust before painting.
To install, ensure your walls are clean, dry, and level. The boards can be fixed using a combination of high-strength adhesive and hidden mechanical fasteners, such as pin nails, to minimize visible markings.
When cutting, use a fine-tooth saw to prevent splintering the MDF core. For care, wipe the surfaces with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. If the boards are marked, a damp cloth is generally sufficient for cleaning, but avoid soaking the material. Always ensure the final paint layer is applied as soon as possible after installation to seal the edges and protect the pre-primed surface.
