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Intrim® Scotia

Scotia

Scotia has appeared in classical architecture throughout the ages and is a concave moulding which was primarily used at the base of a column, but has now become much more widely used to conceal joins in wall corners and gaps between a floor and skirting board. The concave cut of the profile gives a more delicate finish between two surfaces with hard lines.

Available in:

18mm x 18mm x 5400mm length
25mm x 25mm x 5400mm length
32mm x 32mm x 5400mm length
42mm x 42mm x 5400mm length
60mm x 60mm x 5400mm length
70mm x 70mm x 5400mm length
100mm x 100mm x 5400mm length

Note: Victorian Ash is only available in random lengths.

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FAQ

What is a Scotia?

Scotia is a decorative moulding used to cover the gap of an internal corner between two materials. Examples include between the timber flooring and a skirting board, as well as between the underside of a sill nosing and wall.

What is the moulding that fixes under the Sil Nosing?

You can fix any decorative bead. A popular moulding is the Scotia. SN23 is a detailed Sil Nosing option.

How far should my Sil Nosing stick out from the wall?

There is no hard and fast rule about this. If you are wanting to fix a scotia or decorative moulding underneath it should project enough to allow for the selected moulding to fit. Generally the max is 66mm.