WA Colonial Skirting Boards
WA Colonial
MDF WA Colonial Skirting
Looking for the perfect moulding in your home? WA Colonial skirting boards could be the choice for you! By choosing the WA Colonial MDF profile you can create a clean and unique transition from your wall to timber or tiled flooring, as well as add a special feature to your Victorian styled house. Opposing to the top two modern profiles, Lambs Tongue and Half-Splayed, WA Colonial comes in third place with its beautiful, intricate design and delicate mouldings.
Traditional Colonial Skirting Design
The WA Colonial skirting board focusses on a traditional design, giving your home a certainly more rustic, victorian and hand-built feel. This MDF Colonial profile is an elegant and balanced design to install in your rooms to add to your vintage furniture or traditional house features. Don’t be pressured to avoid the WA Colonial skirting board profile due to its more ornate and Victorian style, it can come to well use in modern homes too. With the right architraves and painting choice, using MDF Colonial skirting boards can be a great choice to install throughout your building.
WA Colonial Mouldings
Manufactured into the perfect, pre-primed mouldings, the WA Colonial is available in four different sizes (67mm x 18 mm, 87mm x 18 mm, 140mm x 18 mm, 190mm x 18 mm) and with each special size slightly changing the profile, while still holdings its 5.4m in length and beautiful victorian design.
WA Colonial
140mm x 18mm
190mm x 18mm
Choosing the taller WA Colonial skirtings can be an excellent choice to use with your architraves and high ceilings, it not only will provide quality protection for your walls, but fill your rooms with a unique, special skirting boards design.
Painting WA Colonial Skirting Boards
When you paint your pre-primed WA Colonial skirting boards, make sure to get a colour to finish off the overall design of your home. So, if you have a traditional, victorian feel, then you should paint the skirtings a white or neutral shade. Skirting Boards Perth provides a professional spray-painting service to evenly paint your WA Colonial profile at the best prices guaranteed. Contact us through email or phone us now for a free quote.
Conclusion on colonial skirting
WA Colonial is a great skirting profile that can frame traditional timber floors, decorative door frames and intricate architraves, plus create character in your rooms. Installing Colonial skirtings can be an easy way to change and add to your building at an affordable price.
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Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Should skirting boards and architraves match?
Skirting boards should generally match your architraves, however you don’t have to exactly match in terms of shape, style and design- you can easily experiment with different architraves and skirting designs.
Are MDF Skirting Boards any good?
MDF Skirting Boards are well-known for their reliability and affordability. Customers choose MDF skirting boards for their homes, especially since they are durable and do not warp or swell easily.
What sizes do skirting boards come in?
Skirting Boards come in a variety of sizes, however the depending on your profiles choice the sizes will vary. The main sizes from our popular collections range from 42mm, 67mm, 87mm, 92mm, 125mm and 140mm.
What are the different types of skirting boards?
There are many different types of skirting board profiles that vary in height, design and material. You can choose from a variety of style, however the most popular MDF skirting boards include: Lambs Tongue, Half- Splayed, WA Federation, WA Colonial, Bullnose and many more profiles.
Should skirting boards be the same colour as walls?
Your skirtings board don’t have to be the same colour as your walls. Different colour tones will give you various effects for your home. For example, darker skirting boards will give your rooms a modern and contemporary feel, while lighter shades and colours will help make smaller rooms appear larger. If you are having trouble, try experiment with samples and looks at images for inspiration or even contact a professional.
Why do rooms have skirting boards?
Skirting boards can installed in bedrooms, the living room, home theatre, hallways and all throughout your home. People install skirting boards for their unique decorative purpose as well as a way to protect their walls from scuffs, wear and tear from furniture as well as annoying damages from kid’s toys and mops.