Scotia

Pine scotia is a decorative trim made from pine wood that’s used to add a finishing touch to the corners of a room: What it is A type of molding that’s used to cover gaps between two materials, such as between a skirting board and timber flooring. How it’s used Often installed along the corners of walls and ceilings, pine scotia can be used to create a smooth transition between surfaces. It can also be used to hide imperfections or uneven surfaces. Benefits Pine scotia is a practical choice that can be painted or stained to match a room’s decor, or left natural for a rustic look. It’s also easy to install, and can be used for both interior and exterior applications. How it’s installed Scotia is fixed to the skirting board and over the top of the flooring. It can be installed using pins, screws, or adhesive. Pine scotia is different from skirting, which is a baseboard that covers the expansion gap and goes on top of the flooring. Scotia depends on stable skirting as its base.

It is designed as a moulding, providing an attractive finishing touch to various applications. The scotia profile adds a decorative element to the edges of floors, stairs, and other surfaces. The pine material used in this product ensures its durability and longevity.