FAQ

Skirting boards, also known as baseboards, are more than just a visual transition between wall and floor. They reliably protect your walls from scratches, bumps, and plaster damage – especially in high-traffic residential or commercial spaces. At the same time, they elegantly conceal cables or installations, helping to create a clean and cohesive overall look in the room. Skirting boards are an essential detail in any high-quality interior design.

Our skirting boards are primarily made from solid oak – a wood valued for its durability, aesthetics, and distinctive grain. In addition, we also work with beech, maple, ash, cherry, and walnut. The choice of wood depends on the style, the desired atmosphere of the room, and the level of wear and tear. For every project, we find the wood that fits best.

Yes, with our online configurator, you can design skirting boards to the millimeter and tailor them entirely to your preferences. Choose the profile shape, wood type, color (according to RAL or NCS), surface finish, and height – for made-to-measure boards that fit perfectly into your interior design concept. Ideal for custom and sophisticated interior architecture.

Thanks to over 500,000 linear meters in stock, we can deliver many standard profiles at short notice. Custom-made profiles are produced as quickly as possible and can be delivered directly to the construction site upon request. This keeps your project on schedule—without compromising on quality or workmanship.

Yes, upon request we use only FSC- or PEFC-certified woods from sustainable forestry. This ensures that ecological, social, and economic standards are met. For us, sustainability is not a trend but a core part of our company philosophy.

In addition to baseboards, solid wood moldings are also used as wall and ceiling trims, traditional profiles for older buildings, technical coverings (e.g., for cables or pipes), decorative wall paneling, or acoustic elements. They show their full potential especially in high-end interior design — for example, in commercial projects, renovations, or custom living concepts.

Standard moldings are pre-made models in common sizes and profiles. Custom-made moldings, on the other hand, are produced individually according to your specifications — with exact height, width, profile shape, color, and wood type. This allows for a precise match to the architecture, interior design, and overall room aesthetics.

Our range includes everything from classic skirting boards and Berlin-style mouldings to wall panels, slatted and acoustic solutions, angle trims, sports floor mouldings, and cladding elements for walls, ceilings, and technical installations. Thanks to custom manufacturing, nearly any design idea can be realized.

Yes. In our custom production, we manufacture bespoke interior components such as benches, wall cladding, conservatory or façade elements – precisely according to your measurements and design specifications. We are also a reliable partner for architects, interior fitters, and joineries when it comes to contract manufacturing.

• New buildings with high design standards
• Renovation of historic or listed buildings
• Commercial and public construction (e.g. hotels, law firms, medical practices)
• Public institutions, schools, and cultural venues
• Design-oriented residential building projects

Solid wood skirting boards with clean, straight edges and smooth surfaces are ideal for a modern minimalist style. They provide natural warmth and timeless elegance without overwhelming the room’s design.

For humid environments, we recommend specially treated solid wood skirting boards with a water-repellent seal. They are durable, sustainable, and offer a natural look that plastic materials often can't match.

Solid wood skirting boards made from FSC- or PEFC-certified timber are an environmentally friendly choice. They come from sustainably managed forests and are biodegradable – perfect for eco-conscious construction.

Solid wood skirting boards can be painted or oiled in a wide range of RAL and NCS shades. This allows them to be perfectly adapted to the color of your walls or flooring while still preserving their natural wood texture.

Solid wood skirting boards can be effectively adapted to uneven walls using construction adhesive and small spacers. Flexible profiles or wooden adjustment strips are also great options to ensure a flush and clean look.

There are solid wood baseboards with integrated cable channels or specially milled hollow spaces. This way, the cables remain invisible while maintaining the natural wood appearance.

For solid wood baseboards, a miter saw is recommended for precise cuts. For installation, nails, screws, and construction adhesive are suitable. Fine sandpaper helps create smooth edges.

Careful miter cuts and sanding the cut edges help prevent gaps. With solid wood baseboards, the natural wood grain contributes to a seamless transition.

Yes, even solid wood baseboards can be attached using high-quality construction adhesive, as long as the wall is clean and even. Gluing allows for a clean, invisible installation without nails.

Painted solid wood baseboards should be wiped regularly with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid using aggressive cleaning agents to prevent damaging the painted surface.

Small scratches on solid wood baseboards can be repaired with color-matched wood fillers or waxes. For larger damage, sanding and repainting is possible.

Yes, solid wood baseboards can be easily repainted or oiled after thorough cleaning and light sanding to give them a fresh appearance.

The cost of installing solid wood baseboards is usually somewhat higher than that of MDF or plastic baseboards, depending on effort and region, but they offer excellent value for money due to their durability and natural aesthetic.

Solid wood baseboards made from regional woods such as beech or oak provide a durable, natural, and stylish solution with good investment security.

Yes, high-quality solid wood baseboards stand out due to better durability, natural appearance, and versatile design options — making them worthwhile in the long run.

Solid wood baseboards with some flexibility or used in combination with shims for adjustment are ideal to compensate for irregularities while still achieving an elegant appearance.

Solid wood baseboards should not be too tall in order to avoid obstructing heat radiation. Wood types with low thermal conductivity and well-sealed surfaces are especially suitable here.

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