The Kilvington Contemporary Skirting Board

Product Era

Contemporary modernism emerged in the early twentieth century, and by the 1920s, with prominent design figures such as Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright and others established their reputations. Following the Second World War its popularity increased alongside the modernist planning ethos that tried to correct the previous failure of architecture and design to meet basic social needs.

Unique Characteristics

Also Edwardian in its appearance it has real presence the two bands stress the solidity of the design.

Aesthetic Appeal

Graduating from the top there are three indentations and two bands that although subtle stand bold against the flat bottom section.

Bespoke Service

We offer a bespoke service such as upgrading the thickness of your boards. Complete the bespoke enquiry form or call us today to discuss your requirements.

Wood Type

We offer a choice of high grade quality wood types which can be ordered online. We can also source any other wood variety through our bespoke service.

Finish

All of our mouldings come in a standard untreated finish. Other options available include:

Primed	£11.16 per board
Lacquered	£16.17 per board

Cabling

You can add the option of a cable groove running along the back of the skirting board to provide a hidden wiring duct.

Cable groove

£9.50 per board