GoodHome Ogee Skirting Board - Beige

You will need a saw (hand saw or mitre saw), measuring tape, pencil, nails or adhesive, hammer or nail gun, and optionally, a level.

Yes, but ensure you use a waterproof finish to protect the wood from moisture.

Use a mitre saw or a mitre box to make angled cuts for the corners. A 45-degree angle is usually required for inside and outside corners.

Use an interior paint suitable for wood. Consider a semi-gloss or gloss finish for durability and ease of cleaning.

Use wood filler to fill the nail holes, let it dry, sand it smooth, and then paint or stain over it.

You can use nails or construction adhesive. Nails are a traditional method, while adhesive can provide a cleaner look.

Carefully pry the old skirting board away from the wall, using a pry bar. Be careful not to damage the wall.

Use caulk or filler to fill the gaps and create a seamless finish.

Ensure you are using a sharp saw and taking accurate measurements. Consider using a mitre saw for angled cuts.

Ensure the surface is properly prepared (sanded and cleaned) before applying the finish. Follow the finish manufacturer's instructions.