Pine Skirting Board | Pine Skirting Boards | Skirting

Welcome to the Pine Skirting Board category at Build4Less, where we offer a diverse range of high-quality pine skirting boards. Our collection caters to various aesthetic preferences and practical requirements, ensuring that there's a perfect match for every project.

Types of Pine Skirting Boards

Torus/Ogee Skirting Boards

Our Torus/Ogee skirting boards are available in different thicknesses and widths, ranging from 25mm x 150mm to 25mm x 225mm, with finished sizes slightly smaller due to the profiling process. These skirting boards combine the classic Torus and Ogee profiles, offering a sophisticated and decorative edge to your room. They are ideal for traditional or period-style interiors, adding an elegant finish to your walls.

Bullnosed Standard Skirting Boards

The Bullnosed Standard skirting boards, measuring 19mm x 75mm, feature a simple yet modern profile. This style is characterised by its rounded edges, providing a soft and minimalistic look. It's perfect for contemporary spaces where clean lines and subtle details are preferred.

Chamfered/Pencil Round Skirting Boards

Our range also includes the versatile Chamfered/Pencil Round skirting boards, available in various sizes including 19mm x 100mm and 25mm x 150mm. These skirting boards have a gently sloped edge, offering a neat and tidy finish. They are suitable for both modern and traditional settings, providing a harmonious look that complements various interior styles.

Practical Uses

Pine skirting boards not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of a room but also protect the lower walls from scuffs and damage. They cleverly conceal the joint between the wall and floor, providing a seamless transition and helping to insulate the room.

Selecting the Right Skirting Board

When choosing a pine skirting board, consider the style of your room and the desired visual impact. For traditional settings, the Torus/Ogee profiles add character and detail. In contrast, the Bullnosed or Chamfered/Pencil Round options are better suited for modern interiors seeking a more understated look. The size and scale of the room should also influence your choice, with larger boards typically complementing bigger spaces.