Any idea where to get this skirting top?
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It looks like a common architrave/moulding. Although you will have to basically cut a small slice off and shop around or find a way to trace the profile.
The skirting looks like it’s made up of common parts.
If you cannot find a wood yard with that profile you could …
Take off all the profile in the room and replace with new as close as possible
Find a wood yard /shop to copy the profile. ( this might be expensive)
Remove the profile from a smaller room if it’s the same, fit new to the smaller room.
Or if there is a wardrobe/cupboard, steal it from there.
The skirting looks like it’s made up of common parts.
If you cannot find a wood yard with that profile you could …
Take off all the profile in the room and replace with new as close as possible
Find a wood yard /shop to copy the profile. ( this might be expensive)
Remove the profile from a smaller room if it’s the same, fit new to the smaller room.
Or if there is a wardrobe/cupboard, steal it from there.
As above, it might be cheaper to replace the whole lot.
The last time that I asked my local timber yard to replicate some missing picture rail, they warned me that it would cost £300 just to have the spindle moulder cutters made.
As an aside, why are there gaps in the MDF?
The last time that I asked my local timber yard to replicate some missing picture rail, they warned me that it would cost £300 just to have the spindle moulder cutters made.
As an aside, why are there gaps in the MDF?
The gap in the MDF is where the top part attaches to the base of the top part (it has a small piece at the base that fits the gap)
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Another option, we have a Yeti CNC at work. Nothing to do with my department though.
I am on a Facebook Yeti page.
One guy was machining a profile of a cornice so I imagine that someone could use a CNC router to make a profile?
Maybe cheaper than having a spindle moulder made up?
I am on a Facebook Yeti page.
One guy was machining a profile of a cornice so I imagine that someone could use a CNC router to make a profile?
Maybe cheaper than having a spindle moulder made up?
That sounds extrondarily cheap. That said, they may have an appropriate cutter.
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I think my local hardware store/woodwork shop has all the cutters good to go tbh. They have been in business for over 60 years so easy money to grab one already setup.
Also they have a kit that makes the profiles as well, so no great effort. Not seen it in action but know plenty that have used the service
I think my local hardware store/woodwork shop has all the cutters good to go tbh. They have been in business for over 60 years so easy money to grab one already setup.
Also they have a kit that makes the profiles as well, so no great effort. Not seen it in action but know plenty that have used the service