Skirtings, Mouldings & Jambs

Featuring the best skirting, moulding and jambs in Australia

ArchiPro only features skirting, moulding and jambs of very high-quality, sourced from trusted suppliers in Australia. Skirting, moulding and jambs come in a range of styles and can be selected to complement the wall panels or cladding in a room. They can also be given different finishes that will change their ultimate appearance, potentially making them fit the decor of a room more closely. Skirting boards, moulding and door jambs can be made from wood, PVC, metal and fibreglass, among other materials.

Types of skirting boards

Wood skirting

Wooden skirting is a common traditional interior design choice and can come in a range of colours, designs, dimensions and finishes. Certain woods can be chosen to complement timber floors or timber walls.

Pencil round skirting

Pencil round skirting has a rounded edge at the top, making it good for homes in Australia with children who play low to the ground and whom you don’t want coming into contact with sharp edges.

Metal skirting

This skirting is usually made from aluminium or stainless steel. It provides a somewhat modern look while adding lightness to interiors.

Flush skirting

This type of skirting is flush to the wall, giving a simple and elegant appearance. It is becoming increasingly popular in modern spaces in Australia.

Types of mouldings

Design-enhancing trim

These add style and dimension to an interior with panel moulding, chair rail, or architraves. Entryways can look exceptional with this style of moulding.

Primary trim

This includes baseboards, casings and crown moulding. It covers gaps between two wall areas while providing decorative flair.

Decorative trim

These are detailed designs embossed into mouldings, which add glamour and definition to a space.

The advantages of high-quality skirting, moulding and jambs

High-quality skirting will protect the wall from accidental kicks, abrasions, damage and dirt. They can also be used to cover uneven surfaces or joints. High-quality moulding can help to hide joints produced in the process of building a structure and can also provide a buffer between furniture and the wall. In Australia they are also popularly installed for aesthetic appeal. A high-quality door jamb will boost the durability of a door and offer it extra structural strength. 

How to choose the skirting, moulding and jambs that are right for you

When it comes to skirting boards, you should be looking for ones that are 1/18 the height of your walls or less. Though MDF skirting boards are a low-budget option, they are the most likely to crack or chip. Vinyl skirting is one example of a good floor skirting. It protects walls from damage, hides unsightly wires and cables, provides a clean and finished look, enhances room aesthetics, and is easy to install and maintain.

Moulding should be chosen in a style and size that fits with the decor and dimensions of the room - a matter which professionals in Australia can advise. Remember, a doorway will have to be measured up before the appropriate door jamb can be chosen. Remember, a doorway will have to be measured up before the appropriate door jamb can be chosen. External door jambs enhance the aesthetic appeal of exterior doors.

In all cases, ensure that the aesthetic of the skirting, mouldings and jambs aligns harmoniously with other elements in the space, such as suspended ceilings or wallpapers, to maintain a cohesive and unified design.