FLUSH-WALL RECESSED POLYMER skirting for Plasterboard 39x17x2800mm - WHITE - OAK -
FLUSH-WALL RECESSED POLYMER skirting for Plasterboard 39x17x2800mm - WHITE - OAK -
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Descrizione
Descrizione
FLUSH-WALL RECESSED POLYMER skirting for Plasterboard 39x17x2800mm - WHITE - OAK -
3,9cm high - 1,7cm thick - full bars length 2,8 meters (price per metre)
EQUALWOOD HI-TEC? It is an innovative technology that faithfully reproduces the colour, sensation and structure of wood but with all the advantages of a product in Duropolymer such as resistance to any impact or scratching, flooding and extreme humidity and heat, moreover it is a product that warp. The surface finish is the equivalent of a perfect synoptic white lacquer, extremely smooth and does not yellow.
€3.49 per linear meter including VAT
ATTENTION! The price is per linear metre, as many items must be placed in the cart as there are linear meters to order, the skirting board will arrive in whole rods, the last rod will be cut when the number of meters ordered is reached.
Our HARDPOLYMER Skirting Boards are products suitable for all those environments that need something very resistant to shocks, practically unscratchable, they are indicated in the completion of boiserie and as coordinated on doors or walls in the same color as they can be lacquered or enameled with very common quartz or paint washable, easy to lay and cut, light and completely aseptic, totally overpaintable and puttyable. POLISTRUCTURED (or Duropolymer) is a very light material that does not suffer from any type of humidity, does not require nails and attaches easily with our dedicated glue.
1. Support material
The support material used - DUROPOLYMER
CERTIFIED and guaranteed quality.
NB skirting boards generally do not arrive "certified" at the ends and, in addition to having to be cut, they could also have small imperfections due to transport (the heads are not usually packed) or to the painting cycle (paint could have poured onto the head which prevents normal adhesion), so it is normal practice to have them at least 1cm thick during installation. This is typical of all types of skirting boards on the market.
