Seadec Accessories
Mouldings
White primed skirting and architrave continue to grow in popularity, allowing for customised finishes. This range can be used to match our white primed doors or will also complement our oak and walnut door range. Our profiles are made from moisture-resistant MDF. All our white primed MDF profiles are FSC® certified.
Oak mouldings specially designed with a mixed core to ensure a perfect style match with oak doors. Pre-finished to a very high standard, providing a quality and durable closed pore finish.
Optima Deluxe Primed Mouldings: Solid Wood Core FJ
Our newest Seadec product, Optima Mouldings, represents the highest standard of luxury with its premium quality architrave and skirting, expertly crafted and primed for a deluxe finish. At its core lies solid wood, ensuring durability and a touch of natural beauty. With meticulous attention to detail and the finest materials, Seadec Doors continues to redefine excellence in mouldings, setting a new standard in sophistication and aesthetics for discerning customers.
- Solid wood core
- Sustainable material
- Finger jointed for strength & stability
- Reduced risk of warping, twisting or bowing
- Swell resistant, suitable for use in kitchens & bathrooms
- Premium primer for a durable smoother finish
- Matching door frames & window board available in various sizes
MDF White Primed Mouldings
White primed skirting and architrave continue to grow in popularity, allowing for customised finishes. This range can be used to match our white primed doors or will also complement our oak and walnut door range. Our profiles are made from moisture-resistant MDF. All our white primed MDF profiles are FSC® certified.
Engineered Oak Mouldings
Engineered Oak and Walnut mouldings are specially designed to ensure a perfect match. All mouldings are pre-finished to a very high standard. They provide a quality and durable closed pore finish.
Not only can they be used as a decorative statement, trims and mouldings are important components because they keep a rooms structural integrity. Trims around a door will bridge the gaps between the jamb and plaster board. Skirting is installed to cover the gap that is left to allow a timber floor to expand and contract. It also covers the exposed floor edges and protects from everyday scuffs.
