The Moulding Journal

Practical guidance on skirting, architrave and panelling — written by the people who manufacture it in Epsom.

How to make a Window Sill look nice

Have you ever looked at your window sills and wondered how to make them more inviting? With a bit of creativity, these often-overlooked spaces can become a stylish...

18 February 2025Read ›

Dado & Picture Rails

How High Should A Dado Rail Go?

How High Should a Dado Rail Be? The standard dado rail height is 900mm to 1,000mm from the floor - roughly waist height, which is where the name...

17 February 2025Read ›

Skirting Boards

Can I Do Skirting Myself?

Did you know that over 80% of UK homeowners say tackling DIY tasks gives them a sense of achievement? If you’re one of them, you’re in good company!...

12 February 2025Read ›

Skirting Boards

Alternatives to Skirting Boards

Skirting boards, also known as baseboards, are a quintessential feature in many homes, serving both practical and aesthetic purposes. While skirting boards are commonly used to protect walls,...

10 February 2025Read ›

Architrave

Why Architraves Are Important

When it comes to interior design, the little details often make the biggest impact. One such detail is the architraves. We understand that quality trim work can transform...

7 February 2025Read ›

Wall Panelling

Everything You Need To Know About MDF Panels

MDF wall panelling has become a go-to solution for homeowners looking to enhance their interiors with a cost-effective and stylish approach. Made from Medium Density Fibreboard, these panels...

5 February 2025Read ›

Architrave

Is Architrave the same as Skirting?

When it comes to interior design, trim is a subtle yet powerful way to elevate the look and feel of a space. Two terms that are often mentioned...

5 February 2025Read ›