Skirting and Mouldings
Skirting and Mouldings
Skirting, Architraves and Mouldings for Every Room
Fitting out a new build, matching trim in a renovation, or restoring a period home? Skirting and mouldings are the finish that ties a room together, covering the floor-to-wall join, framing doors and windows, and setting the character of the space. We stock timber skirting boards, architraves, and decorative mouldings in primed pine, raw dressed pine, H3 treated pine, and heritage profiles, in a range of lengths and profiles to suit modern and traditional interiors alike. Whether it is a single profile to patch a room or full sets for a whole house, you get consistent, ready-to-fit timber.
Choosing the Right Moulding Profile
The profile and timber come down to the job and the finish. Primed pine mouldings arrive pre-primed and ready to paint, which saves a coat and suits modern interiors and fast fit-outs where clean, painted lines matter. Raw dressed pine is left unprimed so you keep full control over stain or paint, the choice when the finish needs to match existing timber or take a natural coat. For period work, heritage profiles recreate the deeper, decorative detail of Federation, Victorian, and Colonial homes, in both pine and MDF. And where trim runs outside or into moisture, like alfresco areas and exposed panelling, H3 treated pine holds up where standard internal pine will not.
Skirting, Architraves and Trim That Match
A consistent look means matching the skirting to the architraves and mouldings through the room. Skirting boards anchor the base of the wall and hide the floor join, architraves frame doorways and windows to the same profile, and cornices or crown mouldings finish the top edge at the ceiling. Buying skirting and architraves as a matched profile keeps the detail consistent from floor to ceiling. For a full interior finish, our timber door jambs match into the same openings, and the maple mouldings and skirting range covers hardwood profiles where pine will not do. Browse the full timber range for everything else on the fit-out.
Serving Sydney Renovators and Builders
- Raw, primed, treated and heritage profiles: Pine DAR, primed pine, H3 treated, and decorative heritage profiles in pine and MDF, in multiple lengths.
- Trade pricing and bulk volume: Buy single lengths or full-house sets at trade rates.
- Delivered across Sydney: Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Wollongong, and the Central Coast, or click and collect from Arndell Park.
- Australian-owned family business: Western Sydney based. Real people, real stock, real advice.
Whatever the room calls for, from a single skirting length to a full set of matched trims, we’ve got the profile.
Call 1300 554 775 or request a quote online and our team will help match profiles, timber, and lengths to your fit-out.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between skirting and architrave?
Skirting runs along the base of a wall to cover the floor join, while architrave frames the sides and top of a doorway or window. They are usually matched in the same profile so the trim looks consistent through the room.
Should skirting be primed or raw pine?
Primed pine arrives ready to paint and saves a coat, which suits painted modern interiors. Raw dressed pine lets you control the stain or finish yourself, better when you need to match existing timber or take a natural coat.
Can you use pine skirting outside?
Standard internal pine is not suited to outdoor or high-moisture areas. For alfresco trim, exposed panelling, or wet areas, use H3 treated pine, which is treated to handle weather and moisture.
What lengths do skirting boards come in?
BBS stocks skirting and mouldings in a range of lengths and profiles to suit single-room patches through to full-house sets. Call 1300 554 775 to check profiles and lengths in stock.
What are heritage skirting profiles?
Heritage profiles are deeper, more decorative skirting and architrave patterns that recreate the detail of Federation, Victorian, and Colonial homes. BBS stocks them in both pine and MDF.