1. The function of skirting boards
2. Why should skirting boards be replaced regularly?
2.1 Bottom plate wear and damage
2.2 Update interior decoration style
2.3 Functional requirements (hidden wires)
2.4 Personal preferences, etc.
3. What tools are needed to replace the skirting boards?
3.1 Sharp utility knife
3.2 Hammer
3.3 Chisel
3.4 Mitre saw
3.5 Coping saw
3.6 Construction adhesive
3.7 Caulking gun
3.8 Nail gun and nails
3.9 Wood putty
3.10 Sandpaper
3.11 Cloth
3.12 Paintbrush
3.13 electric drill
3.14 level measuring instrument
3.15 Measuring tools (ruler, protractor, etc.)
3.16 Safety equipment: including gloves and goggles
4. Steps to remove old skirting board
5.1 Installation video of PVC skirting
5.2 Installation video of aluminum alloy skirting board
The skirting board is a type of architectural profile commonly used for interior decoration. Their main function is to protect the wall, hide the gaps between the wall and the ground, and provide beautiful decoration for the indoor wall.
The skirting boards have a fixed service life, so regular replacement of the baseboards can not only protect the appearance and structure of the interior decoration but also ensure that our interior decoration style keeps up with the trends of the times, thus improving the overall quality of the interior decoration. Then, we can consider replacing the substrate if we encounter the following situations:
2.1 Bottom plate wear and damage
2.2 Update interior decoration style
2.3 Functional requirements (hidden wires)
2.4 Personal preferences, etc.
When replacing the skirting boards, we need to prepare relevant construction tools in advance to ensure that the replacement of the baseboards can be completed smoothly. What specific tools need to be prepared?
1.1 Sharp utility knife
1.2 Hammer
1.3 Chisel
1.4 Mitre saw
1.5 Coping saw
1.6 Construction adhesive
1.7 Caulking gun
1.8 Nail gun and nails
1.9 Wood putty
1.10 Sandpaper
1.11 Cloth
1.12 Paintbrush
1.13 electric drill
1.14 level measuring instrument
1.15 Measuring tools (ruler, protractor, etc.)
1.16 Safety equipment: including gloves and goggles
Use a utility knife to separate the baseboards from the wall. During construction, damage to walls and floors should be avoided.
Use a hammer or chisel to pry off the baseboards and remove excess debris from the walls and floors.
Use a tape measure to measure the length of the wall and make cuts for the new baseboards.
Situation 1: If there are no skirting accessories, you need to cut the skirting at a 45-degree angle to facilitate the splicing of the inner and outer corners.
Situation 2: If base plate accessories are included, use the base plate accessories to continue with the installation.
Situation 1: Installation using adhesive
Apply glue evenly on the back of the skirting and secure the skirting to the wall.
Situation 2: Snap-on installation
First, fix the base with nails, then buckle the skirting line to the bottom buckle to complete the fixation.
Situation 3: Nail installation
Place the baseboard into the installation position and drive nails into the surface of the baseboard to complete the fixation.
After installation is complete, filler needs to be applied along the gaps between the skirting and the wall to ensure that the skirting is tightly bonded to the wall and floor.
Finally, peel off the protective film on the surface of the baseboard and wipe the surface of the baseboard with a wet towel. and clean up the construction area.
Replacing the skirting board is a very important job. Only by timely discovery and regular replacement can we better ensure that we have better interior decoration effects. In addition, daily maintenance of baseboards is also indispensable. Regularly wipe dust off the baseboard surface with a damp towel to avoid contact with corrosive cleaners. This ensures a long-term aesthetic appearance of the product, providing a beautiful decorative ambiance to the interior.
7.1 PVC skirting boards
7.2 Aluminum alloy skirting boards