The Ampleforth Victorian Skirting Board
From £37.33
The Ampleforth, a stunning Victorian skirting board style, comes in 170mm and 210mm heights. Both with a depth of 21mm and our standard board length of 3.6 metres. Choose your preferred wood type from our selection of Pine, Sapele, Tulipwood and Oak, together with your preferred finish and optional cable groove.
Product Era
The styles often included interpretations and eclectic revivals of historic styles mixed with the introduction of Middle Eastern and Asian influences. The name represents the British and French custom of naming architectural styles for a reigning monarch. Within this naming and classification scheme, it follows Georgian architecture and later Regency architecture, and was succeeded by Edwardian architecture.
Unique Characteristics
A double teardrop that believe it or not we have over 20 permutations of from around the UK. This one came from a area that is renowned for its beauty and the famous Yorkshire moors white horse.
Aesthetic Appeal
A classic Victorian design using the double teardrop to dramatic effect. The board then steps inwards before scooping out to offer a architectural line before the flat section descends to the floor.
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Size | 170x21mm, 210x21mm |
| Wood Type | Pine, Tulipwood, Sapele, Oak – Enquire For Price |
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 are supplied untreated as standard. Primed and lacquered finishes are also available. Select your preferred finish on the product page to see the current price for that product.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 |












