No match?
That's the good part.
A hundred years of pattern-book cutters means some curves simply aren't on anyone's rack any more. Post us an offcut and we grind a fresh cutter to your exact profile — milled and on its way seven days after your sample lands. The cutter stays on file, so the next metre is a reorder.
- Trace
- →Measured
- →Drawn
- →Matched
We match any skirting board. Guaranteed. If your profile isn't one of the cutters in our library, post us an offcut. We grind a cutter to your exact section and mill it in seven days — and the cutter stays on file, so the next metre is never a problem again.
How a bespoke run works
1 · Scan first (2 min)
The cut-end scan captures your curve to ±1mm and attaches it to this enquiry automatically. We check it against the library one more time before any steel is ground.
2 · Post the offcut
A hand-width offcut in an envelope is perfect. We check it against your scan before cutting the cutter.
3 · Seven days
Cutter ground, first lengths milled, quality-checked against your sample, shipped. You approve a traced overlay by email before we cut the full order.
How to post your sample
- 1 · Cut a hand-width offcut.
- 2 · Write your reference on the back — envelope, under 25mm thick.
- 3 · Show the QR at any Post Office. Done.
Your postage QR appears the moment you've paid — no printer, no waiting.
Not sure what you've got? Post us a sample.
£9, credited back against your order. Pay, get a postage QR instantly, and drop an offcut at any Post Office — the workshop scans it on the same rig and emails your exact match.
- No phone gymnastics, same ±1mm trace
- Result within one working day of arrival
- £9 credited against any order
What to post
- Minimum 10cm of board — about a hand-width
- Any offcut, door-frame trim or stair end with the full profile
- Envelope; we check it against your scan in the workshop
One envelope, one hand-width of board
Your offcut → any Post Office → the SkirtingMatch workshop, Harrogate.
Large-letter size: 353 × 250mm, no thicker than 25mm, no heavier than 750g. A hand-width offcut fits. Long lengths are refused at the counter.
Prefer pencil and paper? Print the trace sheet — trace the offcut and photograph the page.
Start either one below
One form for both. If a scan from this session exists it attaches itself — you'll see it below the form.