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MDF Skirting Boards For Every Room

MDF Skirting Boards for Every Room

Skirting boards are often treated as minor arrangement elements but they can change the entire appearance of a room. These practical finishing touches not only provide a barrier between the walls and furniture but also protect surfaces from moisture, dust and scratches.

The choice of the material for a skirting board depends on personal preferences and specific installation locations. MDF skirting boards have a smooth and blemish-free surface which makes them suitable for painting with a high gloss or matte paint, and they are also less prone to warping than wood. They are available in a wide range of styles, including decorative ornaments for a traditional interior and futuristic models for modern rooms. All of our MDF panel mouldings are factory-protected with a white primer paint, which makes them easier to re-paint later on. More info skirtingboardsdirect.com

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Pine and solid oak skirting boards, on the other hand, have a natural texture that lends them to staining and varnishing. They are also more durable and can withstand fluctuations in temperature and humidity without expanding, as is the case with MDF.

As a result, they are a better option for areas where moisture is present or can potentially be expected. Pine and solid oak are also sourced from forests that can be managed sustainably. They are more expensive than MDF, but they offer superior durability and are a great choice for homeowners seeking a premium finish in their home.