Durable and versatile, our skirting boards are designed to suit a wide range of interior styles, from contemporary builds to classic renovations. At Franz Building Supplies, we stock skirting boards in quality timber and jarrah that protect lower walls while providing a clean, complete finish. We also supply moisture-resistant MDF, and pre-primed Design Pine products, offering the flexibility to match your design goals and project needs. Whatever skirting boards your project needs, our products are stocked & ready for pick up or delivery from our Bibra Lake facility.
Why select our skirting boards?
Choice of Materials
Choose from premium timber like jarrah skirting boards and other species for a natural finish, moisture-resistant MDF for a smooth and reliable option, or pre-primed Design Pine for added convenience and performance. Each material offers distinct advantages depending on your style, environment and project goals
Versatile Design Options
Our skirting boards come in a wide variety of profiles and sizes to suit everything from sleek modern Perth interiors to detailed West Australian period homes. Whether you want a subtle finish or a bold architectural feature, there is a skirting design to match.
Easy to Work With
All of our skirting products are designed for easy installation. They are stable, low maintenance and ideal for painting or staining, helping you achieve a clean and lasting finish with minimal fuss.
Our stocked skirting options
Design Pine Skirting, Mouldings and Architraves
With a variety of styles and sizes available, Design Pine provides the perfect finishing touch for any room.
Ezitrim Moulding, Skirting and Architraves
Moisture-resistant and pre-primed, Ezitrim timber Mouldings, Architrave and Skirtings and deliver a clean, smooth finish that’s ideal for fast, fuss-free interior installation.
MDF Pre-Primed
Clean, smooth and ready to finish. MDF pre-primed mouldings save time on site, delivering consistent profiles with a surface that’s ready for paint.
See our skirting boards on projects around Perth, WA
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Commonly asked questions relating to this product range. Browse all FAQs for further details.
Architraves are used to frame doorways and windows, while skirting boards run along the base of internal walls. We can supply both to match, so your profiles are consistent throughout the space.
Yes. Alongside our large library of existing cutter profiles, we can create custom profiles for unique design requirements. This service is ideal for architectural or heritage features that need something specific. Custom work and more can all be done at our workshop in Bibra Lake, Perth WA.
Skirtings made with jarrah and other natural timbers suit projects where a stained or natural finish is required. It handles moisture better than MDF, making it the more appropriate choice for bathrooms and laundries, and can be sanded back and repaired if damaged over time.
Yes, our on-site workshop can custom-run skirting boards specific to your design needs. We also offer bespoke joinery through our sister company, Abbott'solutely Timber Joinery.
Yes. We stock a broad range of timber and sheet materials and can machine what you need in-house. If you're sourcing your own timber, we can also machine supplied material depending on its condition and suitability.
Yes. We partner with brands that prioritise responsible timber sourcing.
Hurford's woodLINE is PEFC certified, meaning it is sourced from sustainably managed forests that meet internationally recognised environmental standards.
If sustainability credentials are a requirement for your project, our team can point you to the right product.
For most interior applications in Perth, yes. MDF skirting boards are manufactured from a moisture-resistant core, making them more stable than standard MDF in areas subject to humidity. They come pre-primed and ready for painting, saving time on site.
MDF skirting boards also provide dimensional stability, meaning fewer joint issues over time compared to solid timber.
Moisture-resistant MDF limits moisture absorption, which reduces the conditions that allow mould to develop. In well-ventilated, dry interior spaces they perform reliably over the long term. In areas with persistent damp or poor ventilation, mould can still be a risk with any MDF product. For high humidity installations, speak with our team about the most suitable option for your project.