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Intrim® SB05

Modern Coastal, Art Deco

SB05

General

Intrim® SB05 skirting blocks are decorative moulding blocks installed at the junction where an architrave meets a skirting board. Skirting blocks, also known as plinth blocks or base blocks, are usually thicker than the architrave and help enhance the appearance of an architrave.

This style of moulding is ideal for Modern Art Deco and Modern Coastal style interiors. Samples are available for purchase for this profile.

Available in 70mm, 95mm, 120mm, 140mm wide x 100mm, 120mm, 150mm, 200mm, 250mm, 300mm high and 22mm, 29mm or 34mm thick. These skirting blocks are crafted in FJ Pine. Samples are available for this profile.

When choosing which skirting block is right for your project, refer to the sizing guides and the ‘Sizes’ tab above

 

Available in:

70mm, 95mm, 120mm, 140mm wide, 100mm, 120mm, 150mm, 200mm, 250mm, 300mm high and 22mm, 29mm or 34mm thick.

Thickness Guide SB05

Architrave/Skirting Thickness Skirting Block Thickness
18mm 22mm
25mm 29mm
30mm 34mm

Skirting Block Recommended Size Guide

Skirting Height Architrave Width Skirting Block Size (hxw)
90mm 66mm 100x70mm
115mm 66mm 125x70mm
115mm 90mm 125x95mm
135mm 66mm 150x70mm
135mm 90mm 150x95mm
135mm 115mm 150x120mm
185mm 90mm 200x95mm
185mm 115mm 200x120mm
185mm 135mm 200x140mm
230mm 90mm 250x95mm
230mm 115mm 250x120mm
230mm 135mm 250x140mm

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What lengths do your mouldings come in?

Most timber mouldings are produced in either FJ Pine or MDF and is supplied in lengths of 5.4m . All solid clear timber mouldings such as American Oak come in random lengths.

How much do the mouldings cost?

Our timber mouldings are priced per metre and sold in long lengths. The larger the quantity required, the lower the price per metre as the machine setup and handling cost are spread over the larger volume. Click the buy now tab on any individual product page to access pricing on Intrade - our online ordering system - or t access a price list. 

What material is good for external mouldings?

What material is good for external mouldings?  We recommend using polyurethane for external mouldings that are exposed to sunlight and the elements, including window and door surrounds. Polyurethane does not chip or split like timber and will look good for years with minimal maintenance. Primed FJ pine may be used for mouldings under eaves and ceilings that are not exposed to the elements and direct sunlight. Both are able to be painted with external grade paints following the instructions from the paint manufacturer.