Architraves and skirting boards are the finishing details that make an interior look complete. Architraves frame doors and windows, and cover the joint between the door jamb or window reveal and the wall lining. Skirting boards run along the base of each wall, covering the gap between wall and floor and protecting plasterboard from everyday knocks. Both hide construction joints and give a room a neat, consistent edge.
Each product code shows the size and profile. For example, EL6618BN is a 66 x 18mm Bullnose. Availability differs between states, so use the state filter and check dimensions, lengths and profile drawings before ordering. Still unsure? Try the Edgeline Interactive Guide, then find a Woodhouse retailer near you.
All architraves and skirting boards on this page are part of our Woodhouse Edgeline range of pre-primed interior timber mouldings, available in a variety of profiles to suit the look you want:
Softly rounded edges and a simple, understated shape that often suits contemporary interiors.
An angled face with clean lines, common in modern Australian homes.
More detailed shaping, popular in traditional and heritage-inspired homes.
The right skirting or architrave profile always depends on the home itself. Many profiles come in more than one width and thickness, so compare the 3D images and CAD drawings in the tables above before you decide.
When selecting your architraves and skirtings, consider:
In new construction, you can choose a single architrave and skirting combination and use it throughout the home for a cohesive result. In renovations, you will usually be matching or replacing existing mouldings. Measure the current profile carefully and compare it against our drawings, because a closely matched profile helps new work blend with the original rooms. For more profile options, explore Edgeline Architectural.
Edgeline mouldings are finger-jointed plantation radiata pine, multi-coated with a white acrylic primer. This gives a uniform surface that is ready for top coating, which saves time on site. Edgeline is FSC® certified (C120464).
Whether you’re fitting out a new build or matching mouldings in a renovation, our team can help you find the right timber architraves and skirting boards for your project. Get in touch with our team for any questions you may have about profiles, sizes or availability in your state.
Architraves frame doors and windows. Skirting boards run along the base of walls where they meet the floor.
Our range includes Bullnose, Pencil Round, Splayed/Bevelled, Half Splayed, Colonial, Australian Colonial, NSW Colonial, Lambs Tongue and Pioneer profiles.
Bullnose has a rounded top edge. Splayed has an angled face that tapers toward the top, which gives it a crisper line.
They don’t have to, but using the same or complementary profiles creates visual consistency from room to room.
Yes. Many profiles can be used for both. Check the widths and thicknesses so the two meet neatly.
When you need fit-for-purpose timber products manufactured to go the distance, you need Woodhouse.
