Colonial Long Nose skirting and architraves offer a classic profile for residential interiors, helping frame walls, doors, windows, and floor junctions with a clean, traditional style. At Colonial Wall Linings, we supply MDF moulding in practical sizes to suit a variety of interior projects across Greater Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and the Sunshine Coast.
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Colonial Long Nose Skirting and Architraves Size Chart
| SIZE | CODE |
|---|---|
| 68 x 18 | PRMM06818COLLN |
| 90 x 18 | PRMM09018COLLN |
| 140 x 18 | PRMM14018COLLN |
Colonial Long Nose moulding is a popular choice when you want a more traditional finish without making the room feel too heavy. The profile brings shape and detail to flat walls, while still being versatile enough to suit a wide range of homes and interior styles.
Use Colonial Long Nose skirting boards around the base of walls to create a neat transition between the floor and wall. To create a consistent finish through the space, you can use the matching architraves around doorways and windows.
This profile is a practical option for:
Colonial Long Nose skirting and architraves are available in multiple sizes, giving you flexibility depending on the scale of the room, the height of the walls and the look you want to achieve.
The 68 x 18 and 90 x 18 options can suit smaller spaces, tighter rooms or simpler interior designs.
The 140 x 18 size can work well where a stronger visual line is needed, especially in larger rooms or homes with a more traditional feel.
If you are comparing profiles, sizes, lengths or finishes, our team can help you find the right product information before you place an order.
Colonial Long Nose moulding is a useful option when you need new skirting boards or architraves to sit comfortably with an existing interior. In renovation projects, the right profile can help new trims match older colonial-style details around doors, windows, and walls.
It can also work alongside painted trims, timber features or Tasmanian oak elements where the goal is to keep the overall design consistent. If you are unsure which size or profile will suit your project, bring in a sample, photo or measurement, and our team can help you compare your options.
When you are choosing skirting boards, architraves or moulding for a project, the profile is only part of the decision. You also need a supplier who is easy to deal with, can offer useful advice and understands what trades and project teams need from a product supplier.
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What information should I have ready before ordering Colonial Long Nose moulding?
It helps to know the size you need, the approximate lengths required, the number of doorways or windows being finished and whether you are matching an existing profile. Photos and measurements can also help our team guide you toward the right option.
Can Colonial Long Nose skirting and architraves be painted?
Yes, Colonial Long Nose skirting and architraves can be painted and are commonly used for interior finishes. Your painter or installer can advise on preparation, undercoating, and the best paint system for the final look you want.
How do I choose between the available sizes?
The right size depends on the scale of the room, ceiling height, wall layout and the visual strength you want from the profile. Smaller sizes can feel more subtle, while larger sizes create a stronger traditional detail.
Is this product suitable for modern homes?
Yes. While Colonial Long Nose has a classic profile, it can still suit modern residential spaces when used as a feature detail or when paired with clean wall colours and simple finishes. Read about how it can help add a hint of elegance without going overboard.
What is the difference between skirting and architraves?
Skirting boards are installed along the base of walls where the wall meets the floor. Architraves are used around doors and windows to frame the opening and create a finished edge.
How should MDF moulding be stored before installation?
You should store MDF moulding flat, dry and off the ground before installation. Keeping it protected from moisture and site damage helps maintain the product’s stability and finish quality. And when you’re ready to install, here are helpful tips to avoid common architrave installation mistakes.
Do I need to order extra moulding for cuts and waste?
In most projects, allowing extra material for cuts, joins, and site waste is a good idea. The amount depends on the room layout, number of corners, doorways, windows and the experience of the installer.
For pricing, availability, lengths and order information, contact Colonial Wall Linings. We can help you meet your project needs, compare products and choose the right Colonial Long Nose skirting, architraves or moulding for your space.