SX172 – Orac Duropolymer Skirting

Victorian Cornice Co.

£23.1

Smooth curved skirting board with a softer profile, ideal for traditional and modern interiors. The Orac SX172 skirting board features a smooth, curved profile that creates a soft transition between wall and floor. The rounded detail gives a more traditional feel while still working well in modern interiors. This design suits spaces where a softer finish is needed. It removes the sharp edges you get with square profiles and replaces them with a more flowing, balanced look. The gentle curve adds depth without becoming overly decorative. As a result, it fits comfortably in living rooms, hallways

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SX172 – Orac Duropolymer Skirting

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