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Victorian skirting supplier

sammy.se

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Hi

I need to buy some Victorian style skirting board and architrave, plus Scotia (?) beading for laminate flooring perimeter.

I'm likely to buy MDF pre-primed. The room has higher than average temperature and humidity fluctuations throughout the year.

Does anybody have recommendations for online suppliers? Google reveals many out there, but if anyone has had a good experience I'd prefer a recommendation.

Also, what are people using to fill the expansion gap around flooring these days? Same question for beading?

Cheers
Sammy

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When we did my sons Victorian terrace, the mdf primed stuff from wickes was as near as damnit to the profiles that were already in.
If you are going to fit laminated floor, put the skirting on afterwards. Holds everything down tight and makes it easier to create an expansion gap.
 
Great, thanks for the recommendations. I shall see what they have a make a purchase!
cheers
 
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