Skirting boards from Floorify

Floorify skirting boards are the finishing touch for your Floorify floor. They are available in the same colour and finish as the floor, giving you a perfect match. Find out all about Floorify's skirting boards.

Discover the different types of skirting boards from Floorify

Standard skirting

It is best to choose a standard skirting board from Floorify for a harmonious and subtle finish that blends seamlessly with your Floorify floor, ideal for creating a uniform and streamlined interior.

High skirting

You choose a Floorify high plinth when you want to make a statement in your interior, with an elegant and eye-catching finish that visually enhances the room and gives it a luxurious look.

Matching strip

Choose a Floorify skirting board for a discreet and efficient finish that blends seamlessly with your floor, perfect for preserving the floor's aesthetic with minimal impact.

Skirting boards or matching strip: what is the difference in installation?

All vinyl floors have skirting boards in the matching colour and finish of your chosen vinyl floor. Floorify skirting boards and profiles are available from all distributors.

Classic skirting boards for a sleek finish
Floorify skirting boards are intended for a glued installation against the wall. This is how you achieve the best results.
Measure the distance you need and cut the skirting to size with a jigsaw or fixed saw blade. You can cut a mitre with the same tools or use a special mitre saw.
The back of the skirting boards consists of MDF. Glue the skirting boards with suitable mounting glue or possibly solid silicone sealant. Press the skirting boards firmly so that they adhere well to the wall.
Matching strip for quick and easy installation

Installation video for Floorify skirting boards

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Standard skirting board

A standard skirting board from Floorify has a height of 6.1 cm. It's best to choose a standard skirting board in these situations:

Aesthetic: a standard skirting board is mainly used for a room height of 2.5m or lower.
Practical: Also take into account any furniture you want to place against the wall. Some furniture takes into account a recess for the skirting board. Also check carefully that there are no interfering elements that might extend lower than 6.1cm from the floor. Also look at the mouldings around the door or windows.
Finish: a standard skirting board can be used if the finish at the bottom of the wall is of sufficient quality to a maximum of 6.1 cm. For example, a wall may not have been plastered or finished the last 4 cm at the bottom.

High skirting board

A High skirting board from Floorify has a height of 8.9 cm. It's best to opt for a High Skirting in these situations:

Aesthetic: for a room taller than 2.5m, a high skirting board comes into its own.
Practical: Also take into account any furniture you want to place against the wall. Some furniture takes into account a recess for the skirting board. Also look at the mouldings around the door or windows.
Finish: a standard skirting board can be used if the finish at the bottom of the wall is of sufficient quality to a maximum of 8.9 cm. For example, a wall at the bottom may not have been plastered or finished.

Matching strips

Matching strips are flat skirting boards that can be fixed directly to the floor. These matching strips are generally ideal for bridging the expansion joint and are also easy to install due to the ready-to-use sticky strip under the matching strip.

The Floorify matching strip has a length of 2m, width of 18mm and thickness of 2.5mm.

Aesthetic: a matching strip is less conspicuous. You hide the expansion joint without changing the look of the wall.
Practical: matching strips are easy to install thanks to a sticky strip on the skirting board itself. But matching strips do not provide wall protection if you are a rough hoover, for example.
Finish: matching strips do require that the wall to floor is finished nicely.

Matching strips can be used in places where it is not possible to fit skirting boards. For example, solid window that extends to the floor.

Matching strips are only used in areas that are not walked on. Otherwise, use an end profile.