What's this skirting called

[Dallypro]

Hi all

Please can someone let me know what this skirting profile is called? I've googled it didnt spot it in the hundreds of options!

Cheers

 

[charliegolf]

Fairly sure it's a moulding like an architrave or dado rail added to the top of a simple square edged skirting.

 

[Dallypro]

Hi

Thanks for the reply. That's exactly what I thought, but I can't find a join in it anywhere.

Was hoping it may be a readily available but not common profile.

It's a car of either find a match, or replace an entire hallway!

 

[Why Not Indeed]

Is there an inconspicuous piece somewhere you can try prying off?
Hard to believe that someone would go to the effort of moulding a skirt that looks just like a bit of dado rail stuck on square edged skirting, but I suppose that makes your job of replicating it a bit easier!

 

[big-all]

unless the person that fitted it was exceptionally anal it is in one piece
because the normal way would be to mitre the add on architrave sized moulding to the around 5-6x1"square cut
but as you can see its mitred to the corner[diagonal]

 

[Shepton Phil]

That’s standard Ogee skirting, cut on a 45 across the wall end. You can just see the hairline join on the diagonal. It was done that way to finish off on the face of the wall instead of returning round the corner.

 

[screamer]

This is what i would've done, saves having a mitre joint through the skirting

 

[Shepton Phil]

This is what i would've done, saves having a mitre joint through the skirting

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That is the way I would have cut it as well. A little more work but an easier joint to make good and it can be made and applied as a single piece.