Long before rounded, contemporary trims became the norm, homes across Australia were finished with sharper, more angular skirting and architrave profiles. Colonial Wall Linings‘ Pointed Heritage moulding brings that detail back, giving Art Deco, colonial, and Edwardian homes the crisp, period-accurate lines they were originally built with. Whether you’re restoring a heritage-listed property or building new in a classic style, this profile lets the finer points of the design do the talking.
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Heritage Pointed Skirting & Architraves – MDF Mouldings Size Chart:
| SIZE | CODE |
|---|---|
| 68 x 18 | PRMM06818HERPT |
| 90 x 18 | PRMM09018HERPT |
| 140 x 18 | PRMM14018HERPT |
Where a bullnose profile creates a softer, curved finish, the Pointed Heritage moulding adds sharper definition. Its raised, angled detail creates distinctive shadow lines that complement Federation, Edwardian, and colonial-inspired with their distinctive shadow lines, and it’s a detail that’s hard to fake with anything less than a true heritage profile.
Architects, builders, and heritage consultants often specify this style when the brief calls for accuracy, not just an approximate “old-world look.” It’s equally at home in a full restoration or a new-build designed to sit comfortably alongside genuinely old streetscapes.
Every length in the Pointed Heritage range is machined from MDF, chosen for its dimensional stability. Unlike solid timber, MDF won’t cup, twist or split as it settles into a home, which matters most on long skirting runs or where boards meet at internal corners.
That same density gives the profile a smooth, even face, ideal for holding the crisp line of the pointed edge without the grain interference or knots you’d sometimes fight with in raw timber.
Each board is supplied pre-primed and ready for top coats, helping reduce on-site preparation. For painters and builders working to a schedule, that means less time sanding and sealing before the finish colour goes on, and a cleaner, more even result once it does.
The Pointed Heritage moulding isn’t limited to skirting boards alone. On period projects, it’s commonly used for:
With three sizes on offer, you can scale the profile up for grander, high-ceiling rooms or keep it modest for smaller heritage cottages.
Despite its detailed profile, this moulding behaves like any well-made MDF product on site. It cuts cleanly, mitres accurately, and holds a tight joint at corners and returns. Trades who are used to working with MDF trims won’t need to change their process to get a sharp result with the pointed edge intact.
Once painted and sealed, it holds up well to everyday knocks and cleaning, making it a practical choice for family homes as much as it is a faithful one for heritage-conscious renovations.
Some heritage projects may require timber skirting and architraves, particularly when matching an existing profile or material. Colonial Wall Linings also carries a range of timber mouldings alongside our MDF options.
If you’re unsure which material is right for your project, our team can talk you through the options based on how the room will be used and finished.
Getting the right period profile shouldn’t hold up your project. We keep the ordering process simple so you can get the product on site, on time.
Seal all cut ends before painting, use a primer and topcoat suited to interior MDF trim, and follow standard installation practice for fixing and finishing. Taking care at this stage protects the sharp line of the pointed profile and keeps it looking right for years to come.
Can skirting and architrave sizes be mixed within the same room?
They can, though most heritage projects keep the two in matching or proportionate sizes for a cohesive result. If you’re combining sizes, our team can advise on what will read correctly in the room.
Can I get a sample length before ordering in full?
Yes, we can arrange a short sample so you can check the profile, size and primed finish against your project before placing a full order.
What’s the lead time on an order?
This depends on the sizes and quantities required and the current stock on hand. Contact us directly, and we’ll confirm a timeframe for your specific order.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
We supply both trade-scale orders and smaller renovation quantities, so reach out with your project details, and we’ll let you know what’s needed.
Can’t find the exact moulding you need? Our custom profile matching service can replicate rare or hard-to-match skirting and architraves for renovations, restorations, or heritage projects, from a dimensioned drawing or a physical sample. We use this to create an acrylic template and high-speed steel knives for our Weinig moulder, producing a close match to your original in either primed MR E0 MDF or raw finger-jointed pine. We can also customise wainscoting, cornices, chair rails, and picture rails.
Contact us today to discuss your moulding profile requests and discover the perfect match for your project!
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