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The Moulding Journal
Practical guidance on skirting, architrave and panelling — written by the people who manufacture it in Epsom.
Fitting Guides
How to Fit MDF Cornice and Coving: A Step-by-Step Guide
Cornice, often called coving, covers the joint between the wall and the ceiling. This guide is for MDF cornice, which you cut with a mitre saw just like...
4 November 2026Read ›
Skirting Boards
How to Fit Skirting Boards: A Step-by-Step Guide
Fitting skirting boards is a job most people can do themselves. It comes down to measuring each wall properly, getting the corners right and fixing the boards firmly....
4 November 2026Read ›
Skirting Boards
How to Remove & Replace Skirting Boards Without Damaging Period Walls
Removing skirting boards in a period property requires care, patience and the right approach. Older homes often feature delicate plaster, uneven walls and historic materials that can be...
26 January 2026Read ›
Architrave
How to Frame Doors and Windows Like a Pro
Architraves are one of those finishing touches that most people overlook - yet they make a huge difference to the look and feel of your home. A well-fitted...
29 October 2025Read ›
Skirting Boards
Should I Paint Skirting Boards Before Fitting? Key Insights from MR Mouldings
If you’re tackling a renovation or decorating project, you may find yourself asking: should I paint skirting boards before fitting them? It’s a common dilemma, especially among DIYers...
20 August 2025Read ›
Trims & Accessories
How to Fit Beading: A Step-by-Step Trim Installation Guide
Beading might be one of the smallest elements in a room, but it can make a huge difference to the final finish. Whether you're covering gaps between flooring...
27 May 2025Read ›
Skirting Boards
Should Skirting Boards Be Flush with the Floor? Installation Tips Explained
When installing skirting boards, one of the most common questions, especially from DIYers or first-time renovators, is: should skirting boards be flush with the floor? It might seem...
15 May 2025Read ›