SX182 – Orac Duropolymer Skirting

Victorian Cornice Co.

£12.5

Rounded skirting board with a soft bullnose profile, ideal for clean and subtle wall-to-floor transitions. The Orac SX182 skirting board features a smooth rounded top edge, creating a soft and understated transition between wall and floor. The simple curved profile removes sharp lines and delivers a more relaxed, traditional finish without appearing dated. This design works well in both modern and period interiors. In contemporary settings, it provides a subtle contrast to straight architectural lines. In more traditional spaces, it blends naturally with existing features, making it a safe and

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SX182 – Orac Duropolymer Skirting

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