Hi all,
I need to install some skirting and want it to match the existing skirting.
I have looked around and can’t see the exact skirting as a single piece. The existing skirting is made of 2 parts, a square edge plank and a “staff bead” moulding on top. I have thought about doing the same but can’t find anything that will match height and width.
So I am thinking of getting some 220mm x 15mm board and routing a bullnose into the top of it to match. I will need about 35m of skirting. The bullnose is about 15mm so the radius of the curve would be about 7mm or 1/4inch.
Is this a silly way to approach this?
There are also a few points where I want the skirting to curve round the wall. So I was thinking of putting some kerf cuts into the board so it will bend round the wall.
Should I pick MDF or Pine for my boards?
considering that I want to route a groove in them and bend them with kerf cuts.
Does MDF or Pine bend better?
Can I do all the routing at the space? (hopefully tomorrow)
Many thanks
Peter.