30th August 2021Coffered Ceilings In Luxury Homes: 5 Things You Need to KnowWritten for Intrim Mouldings by Rachael Turner of Front Porch Properties. See more of this beautiful project on our Cape Cod Project Gallery. Coffered ceilings in Australia are not simply decorative—they are architectural frameworks that… Read more
15th April 2020The Intrim Priming DifferenceThe Intrim primer has a different feel and look to off-the-shelf mouldings from your local hardware store or timber yard and we’re often asked what’s the difference. To help understand, we’ve created an easy comparison table to understand the differences and similarities. Read more
28th January 2020What is the best material for skirting boards?Whether adding style or covering joins, skirting boards are essential in most homes. When choosing skirting you need to consider the material that’s right for you. Read about the three main timber choices, MDF, FJ Pine and Hardwood and their pros and cons to help you choose. Read more
5th December 2019NEW Modern Art Deco Profile RangeLoving the rise of Modern & Art Deco interiors? We are & have created a new profile range which fits perfectly into the style. No matter which direction or influence the interior has, these profiles will be sure to help you achieve a classic & contemporary look. Read more
29th April 2019Why Your Next Aged Care Project Needs HandrailHere at Intrim we know the benefits of using our handrail systems in Aged Care and Health facilities. Perceived as those ‘required’ items that assist with movement around a facility & tick a box on a building compliance checklist, they really offer so much more. Read more
11th March 2019Fire Resistant Skirting BoardsFire reports for components used in a project are very important for warranty and compliance in projects, and is something we are frequently asked to provide. Discover the fire properties of the materials we use. Read more
2nd February 2019Choosing between MDF & FJ Pine MouldingsThere is no ‘one size fits all’ choice when choosing timber mouldings, so it is important to understand the different properties between your timber choices, and how each one may benefit (or fall short on) your project requirements. Read more