Skirting board KLR80-11 Natural oak 80x18x2200 mm.

A universal shape that fits both classic and modern interiors. The natural wood grain is a significant advantage of this product over MDF skirting boards with an artificial pattern on the film.

A floor skirting board is not only a necessary accessory, but its use is extremely important for closing the technical gap between the floor covering and the wall. Appearance and durability are important, because the effect of the result will be visible every day.

Materials for skirting boards

Only natural materials are used in the manufacture:

Billets made of spliced coniferous wood (pine), which allows for better retention of the plank geometry and less susceptibility to seasonal fluctuations in humidity and air temperature;
It is covered with oak veneer (a thin slice of wood) natural wood pattern;
A protective layer of transparent varnish that gives durability and long service life.
What other benefits does a floor skirting board have?

The skirting boards have a cable channel for wires;
Can be mounted on a metal clip only on flat walls!
Decorative wooden posts for corners and end caps.
Installation of veneered skirting boards:
When installing a wooden skirting board, all corners are cut at a 45° angle and treated with a sealant to prevent moisture from entering the wood. This is the main rule of good looks.

Recommendations for installation on:

Mounting clip (sold separately, metal)
If you need to remove a part of the skirting board in the future, the option of installing it on a mounting clip will suit you. This is a special iron fastener that is screwed to the wall, and the skirting board is locked onto the clip.

The required spacing (the gap between the clips) is 50 cm.

Important! To install on the metal mounting hardware, the walls must be perfectly flat, otherwise the skirting board will not fit snugly to the wall surface and may sometimes come off.

Pneumatic nail (like a thin nail without a cap)
This is the most reliable skirting board installation, as it tightly presses the plank to the wall with a special stud, all gaps, joints and cuts are treated with special sealed silicones or sealant, which ensures years of service and protects against moisture.

The downside is that such a skirting board cannot be removed, it is firmly attached and can only be torn off.

Adhesive compound - glues the surface of the back of the strip to the wall.
Accessories:
Not necessary, all corners are trimmed to 45°. The ends are also trimmed.