Torus Skirting Board
(2 Products)A torus skirting board is a type of moulding or trim used in interior design and construction to cover the joint where the floor meets the wall, providing both decorative and protective enhancement. It is characterised by its rounded profile, which resembles the shape of a torus or a doughnut, with a convex outer edge and a concave inner edge. Our primed MDF torus skirting board products are not only moisture resistant but their precision-engineered uniformity ensures they do not feature any of the natural defects that are commonly found in natural wood products.
What Are Torus Skirting Boards?
The term "torus" refers to the profile or shape of the skirting board. A torus skirting board has a rounded convex shape, resembling the cross-section of a torus or a doughnut. It usually has a smooth or slightly curved surface, with a bulging middle section and tapered edges.
Torus skirting boards are a popular choice in residential and commercial properties and are often used in living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and other areas where a decorative and functional baseboard is desired.
We stock a range of Torus MDF skirting board products which boast a primed finish to save you time and energy during the installation process.
The Aesthetic & Functional Benefits of Torus Skirting Board
- Torus skirting boards provide a smooth transition between the wall and the floor, covering any gaps or uneven edges.
- They can protect the wall from damage caused by furniture, vacuum cleaners, or other objects.
- They can be utilised as a method to conceal cables and wiring.
- They can provide the finishing touch and detail, adding a touch of elegance and luxury to any interior.
- The Torus skirting boards that we stock are manufactured and primed to receive a final paint finish.
The Torus Profile
This profile features a semi-circular round at the top front. Some designs have an indent below the curve, while others have a gradual transition into a flat face.
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Frequently Asked Torus Skirting Board Questions
Are Torus Skirting Boards Easy To Clean & Maintain?
Yes, they are! Our Torus skirting boards are designed to be low-maintenance and easy to clean. Simply wipe them down with a damp cloth to remove dust or dirt.
Avoid using abrasive cleaners or tools that may damage the finish. With minimal effort, you can keep your Torus skirting boards looking pristine and fresh for years to come.
What Different Designs of Skirting Boards Do You Stock?
- Chamfer: A sleek and minimalist design, characterised by a single angled edge that slopes down to a flat, straight surface at the bottom of the board.
- Bullnose/Pencil-round: A clean-lined style, featuring a smooth rounded edge at the top front of the board, accompanied by a flat face.
- Ogee: A decorative profile that boasts an angled edge that gracefully graduates into a sweeping curve, with a flat face at the bottom of the board.
- Torus: This profile boasts a semi-circular round at the top front of the board, with some designs featuring an indent below the curve while others gradually transition into a flat face.
- Ovolo: An elegantly curved arc at the top front of the face that tapers back towards the wall, defines this profile.
How Is A Torus Skirting Board Installed?
Torus skirting boards are typically installed using nails, screws, or adhesive. They are usually fixed to the wall at the base, just above the floor level, with the curved convex side facing outward.
Can Torus Skirting Boards Be Used in Damp or Humid Areas, Such as Bathrooms?
While torus skirting boards can be used in various areas of the home, they may not be suitable for damp or humid environments, such as bathrooms, where moisture can cause wood to warp or MDF to swell.
In such cases, it may be advisable to use moisture-resistant materials or consider alternative skirting board options.
What Skirting Boards Make A Room Look Bigger?
Using white trims and skirting boards can create an illusion of greater depth, making the room appear bigger.
What Are The Benefits of Water-Based Primer?
Water-based primer is applied in a vacuum coater to achieve a consistency that cannot be replicated with old-fashioned methods such as hand spraying.
Water-based primer is utilised to prepare a surface for a final coat of paint. This primer aids the finishing coat of paint to adhere better and results in a more even and spotless finish.
What Is The Difference Between Ogee & Torus Skirting Board?
- Profile shape: Ogee skirting board has an S-shaped profile with a concave curve at the top and a convex curve at the bottom. In contrast, torus skirting board has a rounded profile with a semi-circular curve at the top and a smaller convex curve at the bottom of the board.
- Decorative detailing: Ogee skirting board tends to have more intricate and elaborate detailing, while torus skirting board is simpler and more understated.
- Style: Ogee skirting board is often associated with traditional or classic interior design styles due to its ornate and decorative profile. Torus skirting board, on the other hand, is more versatile and can be used in a wider range of interior design styles, including contemporary and minimalist.
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