UNITED KINGDOM / WHERE TO BUY
For a UK project, the finishing details should be straightforward to specify. EHL Profiles’ fully finished engineered pine mouldings are listed at Jewson.
Interior photograph: Rindalslist, EHL Profiles Group. This is inspiration from the group’s interior range. Follow the Jewson link below to confirm the exact UK profile and dimensions.
Start with the profile
Skirting and architraves work together to frame a room. A pencil-round profile gives a simple outline; torus and ogee shapes create a more pronounced detail. Compare the shape with the doors, flooring and proportions of the space, then confirm the exact size before ordering.
A fully finished example
Jewson lists EHL Profiles’ pencil-round skirting, reference MFP18094, in 18 × 94 × 4200 mm. The product is described as engineered, finger-jointed pine with two primer coats and a white semi-gloss acrylic finish in NCS S 0500-N. This provides a specific reference when discussing the material and finish with your supplier.
Match the whole room
Check more than the profile name. Record the height, thickness and length, along with the colour code and surface finish. Compare a physical sample with the other joinery under the room’s lighting. Similar whites and similar profile names can still give different results side by side.
Plan the installation details
Make a room-by-room cutting list and consider the joints, corners and ends that will remain visible. Use appropriate fixing and finishing methods for the product and substrate. Ask about compatible touch-up products for small installation marks or exposed cuts.
Check availability for your location
Retail listings are a useful starting point, but stock and delivery options depend on location and the product selected. Check Jewson’s current product page or contact your branch before finalising the installation schedule. EHL’s UK page brings the range and buying links together.