Hardwood Quadrant, Scotia, Skirting Architrave
To complement the Woodline profiles and nosing sections,
Parallel offers an extensive range of Hardwood Quadrant,
Scotia, Skirting and Architrave. Produced from the same
hardwood timbers as the Woodline range, these finishing
products are of the quality only assured with Parallel.
Hardwood Quadrant, Scotia, Skirting Architrave
Standard Finishes
Quadrant & Scotia, Skirting, Architrave are available in an extensive range of hardwood finishes which include: Ash, Beech, Cherry, Iroko, Light Oak, Mahogany (Stained Sapele), Maple, Red Oak, Sapele, Steamed Beech, Unfinished Oak, Unfinished Sapele and Walnut.
Special Finishes
In addition to the standard hardwoods we have a range of stained finishes: Armagnac, African Oak, Antique Oak, Auburn, Bleached, Carbon, Cherry Oak, Cognac, English Oak, Kempas (Stained Sapele), Old Oak and Smoked Oak. Other hardwood species are available to special order with price on application, these include: Birch, Jatoba, Merbau and Wenge.
Colour Matching
Samples of all profiles, inserts, colours and finishes are available free of charge. Please note, samples may be too small to show the full colour variations of a natural product so are only representative of the finish.
Please contact our sales office for further details
+44 (0) 1673 844424
Specifying Woodline Extras
Woodline Extras are specified by the name, profile shape, length and finish.
Packaging and Supply
Hardwood Quadrant and Scotia is distributed loose in tubes of 20 pieces. Each length is 3000mm.
Hardwood Skirting is wrapped individually and sold by the length. Standard lengths vary from 2700mm to 3000mm.
Hardwood Architrave is wrapped individually and sold in door sets. One door set consists of 2 x 2134mm lengths and 1 x 1000mm length.
Fixing and Maintenance
Hardwood Quadrant & Scotia can either be pinned with small wood pins or glued with a high grab adhesive.
Hardwood Skirting and Architrave is fixed by gluing, screwing and then plugging the countersunk holes created. Remember to take into account miters when measuring and cutting.
