95mm Plastic Skirting Board - Ogee/Torus Architrave Trim - 1m Lengths - Pack of 5

We have just finished our en-suite bathroom, and to finish my wife wanted some kind of skirting board on the tiled walls. I.ve used MDF elsewhere in the house quite happily (it's stable, paints well and doesn't warp) but didn't fancy it in a bathroom.This stuff is great. Being plastic it is completely moisture proof. It cuts cleanly with a hand saw, and simply glues in place. The gloss white finish is good, with no painting required. Only time will tell if it's prone to any colour change with time, but looks very good just now.The only down side is the 1m lengths. It certainly makes it easy to post, and this came very quickly, but you end up with more joints. I'd suggest ordering a couple of lengths more than you think you need, as it gives a bit of flexibility in where you place those joints. I manged to place one behind a radiator pipe and one behind the wash basin pedestal.Overall highly recommended.

Easy to put up

Not what I was looking for

Great for en suite. Was sceptical as thought would look cheap but once in situ look fantastic with slight wood grain effect. Bit fiddly to install to wonky walls (old house) but used super strength wall adhesive and worked a charm. Used in conjunction with plastic matching corner pieces (bought separately). Fiddly to install and would measure, measure again with corner pieces in once cut as we had to chop some extra bits off to fit together. Looks fab in newly fitted bathroom. Just make sure you push down to the floor when fitting as has black rubber seal at bottom, you can’t see this once in place.

Not what I expected but small tweaks done the job

Fitted these into a small bathroom. Was looking for something that would be quick and easy. For corners it's normally recommended to scribe the skirting board but I couldn't be bothered and mitre cut at 45 degrees. Using white grip adhesive I filled out any gaps left between the skirting joints and everything appears seamless. Did not nail these to the wall but used grip adhesive instead. Grip adhesive was also used to fill any area where the wall and skirting board didn't sit flush. Job looks decent enough considering the time spent to install. The image shows the skirting installed next to a wood frame painted gloss white. Without inspecting carefully they appear to match.These plastic boards cut and sand quite easily. I suggest sanding saw cuts as they can appear a little ragged.

Arrived quickly. Not fitted yet but happy with the product.

Unfortunately three of the boards arrived broken. Could of done with a cardboard box or sponge/bubble wrap on the ends as that's where the breaks are.