Our PVC skirting boards give a neat, durable floor-to-wall finish that resists moisture and wipes clean in seconds. Also known as plastic or vinyl skirting, these profiles are ideal where a timber or MDF board would struggle – bathrooms, wet rooms, kitchens and utility areas – while still suiting living rooms, hallways and commercial interiors. Choose from rigid PVC and uPVC boards in white, black, cashmere, grey and a wide range of wood-effect finishes, with sizes and matching accessories to complete a tidy run.
PVC Skirting Board Range
| Profile |
Size |
Best for |
|
Status Line (white / black / cashmere) |
80 x 15 mm, 2.2 m |
Clean modern rooms – a smart plastic skirting board |
|
Hi-Line (wood-effect, cable cover) |
75 x 22 mm, 2.5 m |
Hiding cables & wood-effect finish with matching corners |
|
uPVC Scotia (13 & 18 mm) |
1 m & 2.5 m |
Low-profile plastic scotia trim for floor edges |
|
Polystyrene Decor (various colours) |
80 x 14 mm, 2.2 m |
Lightweight decorative skirting, glue-fixed |
Which PVC Skirting Board Should I Choose?
| Your situation |
Recommended profile |
| Bathroom, wet room or kitchen |
Status Line or Hi-Line PVC – moisture-resistant plastic skirting |
| Hiding cables along the skirting |
Hi-Line PVC skirting with built-in cable cover |
| Modern black or white finish |
Status Line in white, black or cashmere |
| Wood-effect look without timber |
Hi-Line wood-effect PVC skirting |
| Covering a laminate floor expansion gap |
uPVC scotia (13 or 18 mm) |
PVC Skirting for Bathrooms & Wet Areas
Because PVC does not swell or rot like timber, plastic skirting is a popular choice for bathrooms, wet rooms, shower areas and kitchens. It significantly reduces water ingress at the wall-to-floor join, wipes clean easily and holds its finish in humid rooms. For uneven or tiled walls, pair it with a flexible PVC skirting from our flexible range.
Colours & Sizes
Our PVC skirting boards come in white, black, cashmere and grey, plus a broad choice of wood-effect finishes such as oak, ash, walnut and mahogany tones. Heights include 75 mm and 80 mm boards, with 13 mm and 18 mm scotia profiles, in 2.2 m, 2.5 m and cut 1 m lengths. Exact colours and sizes are shown on each product page.
How to Fit PVC Skirting Boards
PVC skirting is quick and DIY-friendly. Cut to length with a fine-tooth saw, mitre corners at 45° (or use the matching internal and external corners on the Hi-Line system for straight-cut fitting), then fix with grab adhesive onto a clean, dry wall. Finish with end caps and a bead of decorator’s caulk along the top edge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are PVC skirting boards good for bathrooms?
Yes. PVC (plastic) skirting is moisture-resistant, does not rot or swell and wipes clean easily, which makes it well suited to bathrooms, wet rooms, showers and kitchens. It significantly reduces water ingress at the wall-to-floor join.
Is PVC skirting the same as plastic or vinyl skirting?
Yes – PVC, uPVC, plastic and vinyl skirting all refer to the same type of moisture-resistant plastic board. The terms are used interchangeably.
What colours do PVC skirting boards come in?
Our range includes white, black, cashmere and grey, plus wood-effect finishes such as oak, ash, walnut and mahogany tones.
Can PVC skirting boards hide cables?
Yes. Our Hi-Line PVC skirting board has a built-in cable cover, so you can route wires neatly behind the skirting without separate trunking.
What sizes of PVC skirting board do you stock?
We stock 75 mm and 80 mm boards plus 13 mm and 18 mm scotia profiles, in 2.2 m, 2.5 m and 1 m lengths.
How fast is delivery?
Orders placed before 12:00 PM are dispatched the same day for fast UK-wide delivery.
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