How to fit skirting boards part 1: measuring & cutting
How to fit skirting boards part 1: measuring & cutting
Watch our step-by-step video showing how to fit skirting boards, with expert advice and top tips to help you complete the job with confidence.
See the other part in this series:
Part 2: Fixing the Skirting Boards
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Considering that internal and external joints are NOT always the same angle, how come you didn’t mention this?
Good video but I think that including info on how to find the angle would help people.
That was awesome, so easy to follow, we are going to give it a go now..Cheers Mitre 10 and Builder.
01:14 Time for Ben’s annual cavity check, not really the right time for it but seen as we have the gloves at the moment.
Thank you guys useful
Great video, love this series! Great job guys 🙂
2:23 For a second, I thought I was watching a flight safety video. 🤔
too much fucking about just measure it mark it on the board then cut it and bang it in, times money
Bought myself a mitre box and skirting, but the 169mm skirt is too high to fit in the box.
I might be wrong but I can’t see a part of the video that you mention measuring and how to do it to allow for internal or external angles
I’ve got a really fancy pattern on my skirting. I’m not skilled enough to cut it out to match. Should I just mitre it? How much shrinkage are we talking about like
Thank you, my students enjoyed part 1 found it very useful.
I’m going to have a go 👍🏻🔧