MDF Round skirting white pre-primed
MDF Round skirting white pre-primed: will look great as a decorative baseboard between your walls and flooring, adding the perfect finishing touch to any room in your home. Coming already primed - you can paint to get the finish you want. Suitable interior decorative.
MDF Round skirting white pre-primed
MDF Round skirting white pre-primed, will look great as a decorative baseboard between your walls and flooring, adding the perfect finishing touch to any room in your home. Coming already primed - you can paint to get the finish you want. Suitable interior decorative.
- Precision engineered to provide an ideal surface for painting;
- Free of natural defects found in wooden equivalent;
- Use an Instant Grab Adhesive for neat and effective fixing;
- Profile option allows cables to be hidden behind skirting;
- To achieve a quality finish apply undercoat and gloss or stain paint as appropriate;
- When cutting or sanding, we recommends the use of an appropriate face mask, dust extractors on power tools and cutting in well ventilated areas;
- Guarantee - 1 year;
- Adhesive required;
- Fitting instructions - As an alternative method of fixing use grab adhesive. To achieve a quality finish apply undercoat and gloss or satin paint as appropriate.
MDF Round skirting boards are machined from moisture resistant MDF (Medium Density Fiber) before being primed with two coats of quality primer ready for installation.
- Skirting board conceals the joint between the wall and floor. It also protects walls from furniture damage;
- Free from natural defects;
- Pre primed. Apply top coat to achieve desired finish.
Technical specifications:
Material: MDF
Finish: white - primed only
Length: 3600mm
Height: 144mm
Thickness: 18mm
Profile: Round one edge
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