Orac SX104 Duropolymer Lambs Tongue Skirting Board - 2000mm x 18mm x 150mm
Orac SX104 Duropolymer Lambs Tongue Skirting Board - 2000mm x 18mm x 150mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The Orac SX104 Duropolymer Lambs Tongue Skirting Board, measuring 2000mm x 18mm x 150mm, offers a stylish linear profile that suits a wide range of interior settings. With its sleek horizontal lines, this tall skirting is ideal for modern homes and apartments looking for contemporary lambs tongue skirting boards with clean detailing.
This profile is also well suited to commercial spaces, making it a great option for bars, restaurants or retail environments needing durable and easy-to-clean skirting boards. A discreet gap at the rear allows for hiding wires behind tall skirting boards, keeping interiors neat without compromising on design.
Crafted from lightweight yet tough Duropolymer, the SX104 is a reliable choice for waterproof and low-maintenance skirting boards suitable for kitchens, bathrooms and high-traffic areas. Supplied pre-primed in white, it's ready for your chosen top coat.
Features & Benefits:
- 150mm lambs tongue profile with horizontal detailing
- Adds a contemporary finish to modern spaces
- Waterproof, lightweight and ready to paint
- Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms and busy areas
- Keeps electrical wiring hidden and tidy
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brand
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colourWhite
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length2m
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width18mm
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thickness150mm
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finish typePre-Primed
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skirting typeRigid
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