SPC Skiritng - 8 Rft

Keep the general theme of your house in mind. Use detailed mouldings for traditional styles and simple profiles with neutral colours for modern ones. Always test samples in your space for an eye view.

There are various shapes in the market, some popular options are L-Profile, T-Profile, U-Profile, J-Profile, and Edge/Corner profiles. L-Profile: This can be applied for protection and edge finishing, such as countertops or corners. T-Profile: Join two kinds of flooring materials and create decorative dividers. U-Profile: It is used to cover or cap any edge, usually in furniture and panels. J-Profile: Suitable for covering raw edges, usually for tiles or panels. Edge/Corner Profile: Perfect for masking an edge sharply or for smoothly transitioning it around corners.

Skirting profiles are fixed to the lowest part of the walls to mask the joint between the wall and the floor. It saves your wall from scratches and makes it easy to clean, besides adding finishing touches to your room.

The reducer profiles will work perfectly for areas where two types of flooring meet at different heights, such as tiles and wood. This makes the transition smooth and eliminates tripping hazards.

Transition profiles serve the purpose of joining two flooring surfaces that come in exactly the same height, like tiles to tiles or wood to wood. They offer a neat and seamless appearance.

Think about function and look. If you need to protect an edge, an L-Profile is the way to go, use T or reducer profiles for transitions between surfaces. The material and finish of the profiles should always correspond to the style of your space.

They are great for cladding edges or transitions, such as where a wall meets the floor or where two different types of flooring meet. They offer a neat finish while corners are protected against wear and tear.

Yes, you can, provided you are good with your tools and measurements. A professional would be a better choice for perfect cuts and seamless finishes, especially in areas that are considered tricky.

Mouldings are usually made from wood, MDF, or PVC. Wood gives a classic touch, while PVC is resistant to moisture and therefore it's better suited to bathrooms. Profiles are the thin stripes of moulding used for protection of edges, it's usually made from stainless steel or aluminium, which is really tough and beautiful to look at.

Not if chosen wisely. For small rooms, choose slim mouldings and profiles that can keep the space open and airy. Avoid oversized designs.

Yes, unique and simple designs with neutral colours or metallic finishes for profiles works best for modern or minimalist interiors.

Dust regularly and clean with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, especially on painted or polished finishes.

Yes, they can cover cracks, gaps, or uneven edges. Baseboards or skirting hide floor gaps while crown mouldings can cover ceiling flaws.

Yes, at Material Depot, we source our Profiles and Sliders directly from manufacturers and wholesalers. This enables us to provide you with the best prices in the market.

Our knowledgeable and experienced staff are always available to help guide you in finding the right product for your needs. We understand the importance of matching the right profiles and sliders to your specific requirements for aesthetics, durability, and functionality.

Yes, we do offer a price match service. If you find a lower price for the same product from another vendor, we will match it. Terms and conditions apply.

We have over 150 brands of Profiles and Sliders in our inventory. Our wide range of brands ensures that we have something for every taste and budget.

No, at Material Depot we have a no MOQ policy. This means you can purchase just as much as you need for your project, without having to worry about fulfilling a minimum order quantity.

Yes, we offer delivery options for our Profiles and Sliders. For further information, please contact our customer service team or visit our shipping information page.