Skirting boards here split into two approaches — unfinished solid oak that works with any floor, and QuickStep matching skirting designed to colour-match a specific QuickStep flooring range.
Solid Oak: A Universal Option
Tradition Solid Oak Skirting Board is supplied unfinished, letting you stain, lacquer or oil it to match whichever floor you're pairing it with — a flexible option that isn't tied to a specific flooring brand or colour, unlike the QuickStep-matched boards below.
QuickStep Matching Skirting: Tied to Your Flooring
QuickStep's skirting range is different — it's designed to match specific QuickStep flooring ranges exactly, and comes with real ordering restrictions worth knowing before you buy. Several of these — including the Parquet Matching Skirting Board and the Livyn Matching Skirting for vinyl flooring — are special order items and non-refundable, and can only be ordered alongside the matching QuickStep flooring itself, not as a standalone purchase. The Paintable Skirting is the exception among these — a rigid, paintable option designed to match QuickStep's flexible skirting where a factory colour match isn't what you're after.
Skirting Track: A Separate Fixing System
Worth distinguishing from the skirting board itself: the QuickStep Parquet Skirting Track is a wall-mounted track the skirting board clips onto, fixed with screws or QuickStep One4All glue. It's a separate product from the board and, like the matching boards, is non-refundable and only sold alongside QuickStep engineered flooring.
Common Questions About Skirting Boards
Can I order QuickStep matching skirting without buying QuickStep flooring?
No — several of these items can only be ordered in combination with the matching QuickStep flooring, and are non-refundable special order items.
Should I choose solid oak or a QuickStep matching board?
If you want a universal option you can finish yourself, solid oak is the more flexible choice. If you're fitting QuickStep flooring and want an exact factory colour match, the matching skirting range is designed specifically for that.
What is the Skirting Track for?
It's a wall-mounted fixing track that the skirting board clips onto, rather than the skirting board itself — a separate product needed for QuickStep's skirting installation system.
Can I paint QuickStep's skirting boards a custom colour?
The Paintable Skirting option is specifically designed for this — it's a rigid, paintable board rather than a factory pre-finished match.
