Manufactured from eco-friendly integrated PVC with strong anti-break toughness, solid color integrated surface free of delamination. Available stock colors: white, bright blue, light gray, dark gray，dark brown, coffee, black with uniform matte finish and excellent color fastness. Supplied in continuous long rolls to cut customized lengths, minimizing splicing gaps for neat decoration.
Clean the wall surface thoroughly, apply adhesive evenly on the back of skirting, press tightly against wall and fix temporarily with tape until glue cures. Freely cut with scissors, no extra corner fittings required.
Data centers, monitoring rooms, electronic workshops, office buildings, stores, hospital corridors, curved walls and cylindrical cladding, for edge finishing of anti-static raised floor, PVC floor, SPC floor and carpet.
Material, Colour and Profile Details
| Property | Detail |
|---|
| Material | Eco-friendly integrated PVC with high anti-break toughness |
| Construction | One-piece extruded profile with colour running through the whole section, so no surface layer can peel or delaminate |
| Stock colours | White, bright blue, light grey, dark grey, dark brown, coffee, black |
| Surface | Uniform matte finish with strong colour fastness |
| Roll form | Continuous rolls, so long wall runs are covered with fewer splices |
| Floor pairing | Anti-static raised access floor, PVC floor, SPC floor and carpet |
Bendable, Waterproof and Impact-Resistant
- Curved work is handled by hand: arc walls, round pillars, irregular corners and cylindrical cladding are shaped from the same length, and the profile holds the radius it is given without cracking or warping — geometry a rigid raised floor skirting board cannot follow.
- Waterproof and anti-mould: the extruded PVC takes on no water, so it holds up in humid rooms, kitchens and basements where a timber or MDF section would swell and split.
- Quieter, better-protected walls: the elastic profile absorbs knocks from trolleys, carts and furniture and softens the noise a collision makes against a hard-surfaced wall.
- One fitter, one length: a roll is light enough for a single installer to carry and position, which keeps the finishing stage short in occupied buildings and retrofit work.
Where This Skirting Is Used
- Data centres and computer rooms: raised floor skirting closes the perimeter where the panels meet the wall and carries around cable entries and floor boxes.
- Monitoring rooms and control rooms: a continuous edge behind equipment racks, cable trays and ducting.
- Electronic workshops and factories: used along production areas, service corridors and plant rooms.
- Office buildings, stores and showrooms: commercial flooring suppliers use it for the wall base in public areas, corridors and back-of-house rooms.
- Hospital corridors: a practical finish for busy public routes.
What to Send With a Project Order
- Send the wall-run schedule with the order: total length, with curved and cylindrical sections listed separately so rolls can be planned and cut in advance.
- Raised access flooring contractors fitting out several rooms usually send colours and quantities together, which keeps the shade consistent from one room to the next.
- Tell us what the skirting meets at floor level so the adhesive suits the junction.
- Note what the wall is made of — bare plaster, painted concrete, blockwork or panelling — because surface preparation and adhesive choice follow the wall rather than the profile.
- Commercial flooring suppliers building a stock line can fix the colours and roll lengths they want to hold, so the stock suits their racking and their usual project sizes.
Scale & Supply Capability
As a raised access flooring supplier, we cover a complete system rather than single items: pedestals and stringers, antistatic PVC and HPL tiles, PVC skirting, panel lifters and cutting blades, air diffusers, brush grommets, flip outlet boxes and in-floor cooling units. Our structural components suit OA, steel, wood core, calcium sulphate and aluminium raised floors, with pedestal heights from 70 to 1500 mm. Specifications such as stringer size and thickness can be customised to your project, so contractors can source compatible components, installation tools and cooling accessories from one supplier for data center, computer room and commercial fit-outs.
FAQ
Q1. Can the skirting be used with an anti-static floor system?
Yes. Where this skirting runs along an anti-static raised access floor in a server room or computer room, it can be bonded with conductive adhesive so the perimeter joins the static dissipation path instead of sitting outside it. The finished line then behaves as part of the ESD system rather than as a separate detail.
Q2. How do you keep the line straight where a curved wall meets a flat run?
The same roll carries through both: the flat section is pressed onto the wall as normal, then the soft PVC is worked by hand around the curve. There is no separate curved piece to joint in, so the transition stays continuous instead of showing a seam where the wall turns.
Q3. Does the skirting need painting or a topcoat once it is fixed?
No. The colour is in the material itself rather than a coating on the surface, so the profile arrives finished and only needs the adhesive to cure before the room can be handed over. There is no priming, painting or sealing stage to add to the programme.
Q4. How should the skirting be cleaned once it is in use?
A damp cloth handles day-to-day marks, because the compact matte surface releases dust and scuffs without polish or abrasive cleaners. The same surface does not absorb water or support mould, which keeps the wall base in humid rooms and busy corridors easy to maintain.
Q5. Can the rolls be stored on site before installation?
Yes. Keep them in their wrapping, flat or upright, away from direct sun and heat until the walls are ready. Stored that way the rolls stay clean and easy to handle, so the fitting team can start as soon as the surface is prepared.
Q6. Can it be fitted to a newly plastered or painted wall?
It can, but let the plaster dry through first: adhesive needs a dry, sound surface to bond properly, and a wall that is still damp will not hold the run. On a fresh wall, allow a drying period before the finishing stage starts.
