Square Skirting Board - White

With a contemporary style to create a minimalistic look and feel to your home. Use the Square prim...

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The B&Q Square Skirting Board in White is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to achieve a modern, minimalist aesthetic in their living spaces. This product provides a high-quality, decorative transition between your walls and floors, featuring a versatile primed finish that allows for seamless customization with your preferred paint color. While it offers a sleek contemporary profile, users should note that the product comes primed rather than finished, meaning additional painting or sealing is required to complete the installation and ensure long-term durability.

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Colour	White
Series	Square
Brand	B&Q

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FAQs

Does this board come pre-painted?

No, it comes with a primed finish. This acts as an undercoat that must be painted over with your preferred color.

Can I use this in a bathroom?

This product is designed for general home interior use. If installing in a bathroom, ensure it is properly sealed and painted with a moisture-resistant paint.

What tools do I need to install this?

You will need a saw (a mitre saw is recommended for corners), a tape measure, adhesive or a hammer and nails, and wood filler.

Is the white finish the final color?

The white primer is intended as a base coat. It is recommended to apply a final coat of paint to achieve a consistent color and high-quality finish.

How do I cut the corners?

To get a clean finish, you should cut both adjoining boards at 45-degree angles using a mitre box or power mitre saw.

Troubleshooting

Visible gaps at joints

Use a wood filler specifically designed for skirting boards, sand the area until smooth, and touch up with paint.

Paint not sticking to the primer

Ensure the surface is completely free of dust and debris; lightly sand the primer before applying the first coat of paint.

Board warping or bowing

Ensure the wall surface is level during installation and use a high-strength adhesive along the entire length of the board.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Clean, minimalist aesthetic suitable for modern homes
Primed surface saves time on preparation and priming
Easy to customize with any standard wood paint
Helps hide expansion gaps between floor and wall

Cons

Requires a topcoat of paint for final protection
Must be cut to size for specific room dimensions
Requires professional installation tools for best mitred joints

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation requires basic carpentry skills, including measuring, mitre-cutting for corners, and secure fastening. Use a high-quality grab adhesive or wood screws to attach the boards to the wall studs. For the best results, use a fine-tooth saw to cut the boards to size, ensuring all corners are mitred at 45-degree angles for a seamless look. After installation, fill any visible screw holes or gaps with wood filler, sand lightly, and apply two coats of your chosen decorative paint. Maintenance is simple: wipe down with a slightly damp cloth to remove dust. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents that could scratch the paint surface.