It’s no secret that the skirting board is designed to conceal the corner cracks, as well as to give the placement a finished species. The skirting board can be divided into furniture, ceiling and floor.
As for the furniture plinth, it is usually used in kitchen furniture, as well as in bathrooms, to create the transition between the wall and furniture. In addition to an aesthetic goal, a skirting board with rubber faces is able to prevent the penetration of water.
If the floor and furniture plinths pursue practical, in addition to aesthetic goal, then the ceiling plinth has an exceptionally aesthetic goal, t. e. used only as an element of decor.
Floor skirting boards can be divided into two types: wooden skirting board and plastic skirting. Both types have both advantages and disadvantages to each other.
A wooden skirting board is characterized by low cost and is made from a whole bar, but it requires careful care and periodic reproach. In addition, if the wall has irregularities, then it will be very problematic to bend it without damaging at the same time.
Plastic skirting boards, on the contrary, does not require care and bends perfectly. On many models, rubberized edges are installed so that the skirting board is most tightly adjacent to the wall. Manufacturers produce plastic skirting boards of various colors that mimic various materials. However, such a plinth will cost somewhat more expensive than wooden.
