Choose architrave to suit your door style.  A cost-effective and attractive way to finish off any room decoration, allowing you to choose any colour of paint / finish you want to apply to match your decor.

More often than not, you will use the same profile for your architrave as your skirting. Years ago, it was standard to use 25mm architrave rather than 18mm which is used for skirting boards. However these days 18mm is routinely used for architrave as well as the skirting boards.

Choose from a range of different profiles:

• Bull Nosed
• Chamfered
• Torus
• Ogee
• Colonial
• Pencil Round

Choose architrave to suit your door style. Pine is less expemsive than other architrave options such as white oak or mahogany.

More often than not, you will use the same profile for your architrave as your skirting. Years ago, it was standard to use 25mm architrave rather than 18mm which is used for skirting boards. However these days 18mm is routinely used for architrave as well as the skirting boards.

Choose from a range of different profiles:

• Bull Nosed
• Chamfered
• Torus
• Ogee
• Colonial
• Pencil Round

Choose architrave to suit your door style.

More often than not, you will use the same profile for your architrave as your skirting. Years ago, it was standard to use 25mm architrave rather than 18mm which is used for skirting boards. However these days 18mm is routinely used for architrave as well as the skirting boards.

Choose from a range of different profiles:

• Bull Nosed
• Chamfered
• Torus
• Ogee
• Colonial
• Pencil Round

Choose architrave to suit your door style.

More often than not, you will use the same profile for your architrave as your skirting. Years ago, it was standard to use 25mm architrave rather than 18mm which is used for skirting boards. However these days 18mm is routinely used for architrave as well as the skirting boards.

Choose from a range of different profiles:

• Bull Nosed
• Chamfered
• Torus
• Ogee
• Colonial
• Pencil Round

Choose architrave to suit your door style. White oak architrave adds a touch of class to your joinery finishes.

More often than not, you will use the same profile for your architrave as your skirting. Years ago, it was standard to use 25mm architrave rather than 18mm which is used for skirting boards. However these days 18mm is routinely used for architrave as well as the skirting boards.

Choose from a range of different profiles:

• Bull Nosed
• Chamfered
• Torus
• Ogee
• Colonial
• Pencil Round

High quality engineered White Oak Architrave.

Available bevelled or moulded.

We supply and fit door frames to match your door opening specifications.

Quality white oak door frame, ideal for any refurbishment projects.

Square edge door liner including door stop.

These frames have an engineered oak core, overveneered with white oak veneer.

Ring the B&I Centre today on 074 9160962 / 086 2798709 or Add Item to "Get a Quote Basket" to obtain a FREE QUOTE.

We supply and fit door frames to match your door opening specifications.

Quality white oak door frame, ideal for any refurbishment projects.

Square edge door liner including door stop.

These frames have an engineered oak core, overveneered with white oak veneer.

Ring the B&I Centre today on 074 9160962 / 086 2798709 or Add Item to "Get a Quote Basket" to obtain a FREE QUOTE.

Hockey stick is a decorative moulding used around the exterior of the door frame.

Quality Red Deal Hockey Stick.

Adds a beautiful finish to your door frame.

Ring the B&I Centre today on 074 9160962 / 086 2798709 or Add Item to "Get a Quote Basket" to obtain a FREE QUOTE.

Hockey stick is a decorative moulding used around the exterior of the door frame.

Quality Red Deal Hockey Stick.

Adds a beautiful finish to your door frame.

Ring the B&I Centre today on 074 9160962 / 086 2798709 or Add Item to "Get a Quote Basket" to obtain a FREE QUOTE.

Hockey stick is a decorative moulding used around the exterior of the door frame.

Quality engineered White Oak Hockey Stick.

Adds a beautiful finish to your door frame.

Ring the B&I Centre today on 074 9160962 / 086 2798709 or Add Item to "Get a Quote Basket" to obtain a FREE QUOTE.

Hockey stick is a decorative moulding used around the exterior of the door frame.

Quality engineered White Oak Hockey Stick.

Adds a beautiful finish to your door frame.

Ring the B&I Centre today on 074 9160962 / 086 2798709 or Add Item to "Get a Quote Basket" to obtain a FREE QUOTE.

Quality engineered White Oak Hockey Stick

Adds a beautiful finish to your door frame.

Mahogany veneer is a thin strip of real wood mahogany which disguises an ordinary MDF skirting board. More affordable than buying mahogany skirting boards outright.

As MDF boards dont warp, this is a practical and affordable way to improve your home. The veneer will give the illusion of thick rich mahogany for your home.

Available in a variety of styles covering;

• Torus
• Ogee
• Ovolo
• Chamfered
• Rounded

Medium density fiberboard, or MDF, is a composite wood product similar to particleboard. It's made out of wood waste fibers glued together with resin, heat, and pressure. MDF is appropriate for many applications, from cabinetry to moulding, because it is smooth, uniform, and won't warp.

MDF has many advantages over plank wood, particleboard, or high density fiberboard. It's very smooth because the wood fibers used in its manufacture are uniform and fine.

 This also means that a coat of primer and a couple of coats of paint take well, leaving an attractive, finished surface unlike other composite wood products. MDF also has a mild reaction to moisture, meaning it won't warp or swell in high-humidity applications like a bathroom cabinet.

MDF products are also knot and defect free. All in all a convenient and economical alternative to timber mouldings.

Available in a variety of styles including;

• Torus
• Ogee
• Ovolo
• Chamfered
• Rounded

When it comes to skirting boards there are all kinds of materials to choose from. There are woods, wood laminates and even plastic skirting. One of the more popular choices is that of pine skirting. Part of this is because the pine is not that expensive and it is very versatile. You want to choose a type of wood that allows you to do lots of different things with it so that you are sure you can make the skirting boards work in a room no matter what the decor might be. There are a few things to keep in mind though as you choose your pine boards for your home.

Available in a variety of styles including

• Torus
• Ogee
• Ovolo
• Chamfered
• Rounded

Red Deal is a softwood made from Scots Pine. One of the most popular woods used today.

Even though it is a softwood it has good strength characteristics for its weight. It’s high quality finish and aestheticly pleasing appearance make it a good timber for use in internal and furniture construction. This means that a coat of primer and a couple of coats of paint take well, leaving an attractive, finished surface.

Available in a variety of styles including;

• Torus
• Ogee
• Ovolo
• Chamfered
• Rounded

Most of the time, a table, skirting board or any other furniture piece will only look great when they are coated and covered with a layer of veneer. Their main role is to provide an attractive appearance to your skirting board piece.

These coated materials are extracted from quality and fine wood. The piece is contained with beautiful and sophisticated wood stain and texture. The layer is also great in terms of protection for your skirting board.

Available in a variety of styles covering;

• Torus
• Ogee
• Ovolo
• Chamfered
• Rounded

Oak skirting boards are really popular for a few reasons – oak is a hardwood and therefore can resist the daily wear and tear. It’s also a really stunning wood – oak is very rarely painted over because of its beautiful grain and colour.

A varnish will look after the wood for a long time and show it to its best advantage. It’s also versatile – it will suit contemporary living as well as a traditional home.

Available in a variety of styles including;

• Torus
• Ogee
• Ovolo
• Chamfered
• Rounded

Solid white oak skirting.

Choose from beveled or moulded design.

Red Deal skirting.

Red Deal skirting.

White Deal -  MD3

Ogee is a popular moulding readily available. This moulding is a classy touch for finishing most rooms.

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Torus skirting is a popular stylish moulding.