Colonial - Pine Skirting Boards 2700mm (S3S Primed & Finger Jointed)

Skirting Delivery Promotion:

For any quantity of skirting boards, we can deliver to site for you (note: site must be attended and customer to sign off, unless "authority to leave" is provided.

• $45 Delivery for Greater Sydney (typically within 1 - 2 business days)
• $55 Delivery for Metro NSW Cities (Wollongong, Gosford, Canberra, North Coast, Central Coast, South Coast etc. - typically within 3 business days).
• Other Areas & Regional contact us for details, or checkout and select "Custom Shipping Quote".
• Same day pickup available from Bankstown NSW (8am - 5pm, Mon - Sat)

Need help? Call 1800 312 848 for assistance.

Wall Skirting Boards

Our radiata pine skirting are manufactured from New Zealand radiata pine and is pre-primed and kiln dried to Australian Standards. Our finger-jointed mouldings present a diverse range of profiles, seamlessly blending contemporary and traditional styles.

New Zealand Radiata Pine is a lightweight yet robust timber species that offers exceptional durability, making PineSkirt easy to handle and work with. To achieve a flawless appearance, any natural knotty character or imperfections are meticulously removed. The finger-jointing technique is then applied, creating a seamless and sturdy construction.

A surface sanding follows, smoothing out finger-jointed joins and raised grains. To guarantee a high-quality finish, PineSkirt Mouldings receive two coats of white primer, enhancing their aesthetic appeal and providing a polished look for your interior spaces.

Skirting Installation Instructions

Storage:

• Prior to installation, store skirting mouldings inside the room where they will be installed to allow acclimatisation to the environment.
• Keep the mouldings dry and elevated off the ground to prevent moisture absorption over time.
• Stack the mouldings flat to avoid bending.

Cutting & Chiselling Skirting

• When handling skirting boards, wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, safety glasses, and respiratory protection equipment.
• When cutting mouldings with a power or handheld saw, use sharp blades to prevent jagged edges.
• If using a chisel, ensure it is sharp and well-maintained.
• Prime and seal saw cuts to prevent moisture intake.

Nailing Skirting

• Securely install mouldings by nailing and using construction adhesive glue.
• If using a nail gun, adjust the depth to ensure the nail is slightly below the moulding surface.
• Fill nail holes with a quality wood filler.

Sanding & Painting Skirting

• Before painting, lightly sand the mouldings for an even coat and wipe off any dust or residue.
• Apply one or two coats of your chosen top coat.