Oak Skirting Boards

The board that runs along the base of the wall, protecting it and finishing the floor line, in real oak to match your doors and architrave. A choice of profiles and finishes.

Product oak Shaker skirting board length

Oak Veneer Shaker Skirting Boards Pack Of 4

£130.00 (inc VAT)

Bullnose Solid Oak Skirting Boards

£23.50 (inc VAT)

Product oak half-splayed skirting board length

Oak Veneer Half Splayed Skirting Boards Pack Of 4

£122.95 (inc VAT)

Graphic ogee solid oak skirting board installed beside oak architrave

Ogee Solid Oak Skirting Boards

£23.50 (inc VAT)

Product oak traditional skirting board length

Oak Veneer Traditional Skirting Boards Pack Of 4

£130.00 (inc VAT)

Square Edge Solid Oak Skirting Boards

£23.50 (inc VAT)

Graphic torus solid oak skirting board installed along oak flooring and architrave

Torus Solid Oak Skirting Boards

£23.50 (inc VAT)

Ovolo Solid Oak Skirting Boards

£48.00 (inc VAT)

Graphic lambs tongue solid oak skirting board installed beside oak architrave

Lambs Tongue Solid Oak Skirting Boards

£48.00 (inc VAT)

Lifestyle chamfer solid oak skirting board installed beside oak architrave

Chamfer Solid Oak Skirting Boards

£23.50 (inc VAT)

Finish the room with matching oak

Oak skirting boards run along the bottom of the wall where it meets the floor, protecting the plaster from knocks and giving the room a clean, defined base line. In real oak they do more than that, carrying the same warmth and grain as your doors right around the room so the whole space reads as one considered scheme rather than a door in isolation. It is the kind of detail that quietly lifts a room from decorated to finished.

The range is built to match, so you can run the same oak from the door and its architrave down to the skirting for a properly cohesive look. Profiles range from clean, square modern boards to more traditional moulded patterns, and heights vary so you can suit the proportions of the room, taller boards for a period space and simpler ones for a contemporary one. Prefinished boards come ready to fit, while unfinished oak lets you match the tone exactly.

Matching the rest of your trim

Skirting is one part of a matching set. Pairing it with the same-profile oak architrave around your doors carries a single line all the way round the room, from floor to doorway. Together they make the most of an oak scheme and give a joined-up finish that off-the-shelf white trim cannot.

If you are choosing doors at the same time, the skirting suits the whole oak range, so it is worth matching both together. Browse the full oak internal doors range to bring the doors, architrave and skirting into one tone.

FAQs

Skirting boards run along the base of the wall to protect the plaster from knocks and scuffs and to give the floor line a neat, finished edge. In oak they also add warmth and tie the room to your doors.

For the most cohesive look, yes. Matching oak skirting, architrave and doors carries one tone and grain right around the room, which reads far more considered than mismatched trim.

A range of profiles from clean square edges to traditional mouldings, in different heights to suit the room. Taller boards suit period proportions, simpler ones a modern space.

Both prefinished and unfinished. Prefinished boards are oiled and ready to fit; unfinished oak lets you match the exact tone of your doors and other woodwork.