Our name says wood. What we sell is not wood.
We make skirting, wall panels, door frames and LED channel out of polystyrene, extruded in 3 m lengths and finished in a wood grain at the factory. This page says why that material, what it fixes on site, and what it cannot do.
No founding year, no branch count, no stars — the reviews we have are Facebook recommendations, which are only yes or no, so there is no average to report. You can read them at the source. What else you can check is the material, the section sizes in millimetres, and the three-digit colour codes. The rest of this page is those.
Why the whole catalogue is PS
Polystyrene is not better than timber at everything. What it does is remove almost every reason a moulding gets ripped out again — and almost all of those reasons are water and termites.
So the catalogue is PS throughout, rather than timber and PS side by side with the choice left to you. Where a job genuinely needs timber, the next section says so plainly.
Termites, up from under the floor
TimberThey eat the back of the board; by the time a hole shows on the face it is already hollow behind it
PSThere is no timber in it, so there is nothing to eat
Damp, and water standing along the floor
TimberAbsorbs it, swells, and dries back a different shape — the edge lifts away from the wall
PSDoes not absorb water and does not swell. Bathrooms, kitchens and rain-facing walls included
Paint that fades, peels and goes on again
TimberSanded and recoated every two or three years, and the room has to be cleared each time
PSThe wood grain is applied at the factory. A damp cloth, and no repainting cycle
Kicked, and hit by a trolley
TimberDents permanently: filled, then painted over
PSDents and recovers. It does not chip at the corners the way WPC does
Three things PS will not do
Written here because knowing before you order is cheaper than finding out when it reaches site.
It will not bend to a curve
Every section we make is straight. Arches, round columns and curved walls need another material.
The grain is printed, not sawn
Standing back you would not tell. Your hand does. If the client wants real grain, timber is still the better answer.
Cut to size cannot come back
A length cut to your measurements cannot be sold to anyone else. Measure twice, and ask us first if you are unsure.
Every position in one room, from one colour set
From the ceiling joint down to the floor and around the door, every range is ordered by the same three-digit colour codes — and the same code is the same finish, whichever position it goes in.
The models published so far carry 12 colour codes between them, and not every model stocks all of them — each product page lists the codes that model comes in.
- Cornice mouldingWall-to-ceiling joint; hides LEDNot listed yet
- LED channelHides an LED stripNot listed yet
- Slat wallSlat panel, fast to fit1 model
- MouldingPanel frames, corners and detail, 0.5–2 in12 models
- Door frameReady-made door frames1 model
- Skirting boardCloses the wall-to-floor joint7 models
The figure is how many models are published on the site right now: 4 of the 6 positions on this wall.
Not on the wall above
- Sub-frame5 models
- Corner trimNot listed yet
- Slat ceilingNot listed yet
- CladdingNot listed yet
- BattenNot listed yet
6 ranges above are not listed yet.Ask about a job
See the full catalogueWhat actually arrives
We sell lengths, not metres. This is what can be counted when the delivery reaches site.
- 3 m per length
- The standard length for every model. Send lengths and quantities in chat and we cut to them, so you pay for less offcut.
- A sub-frame is a set
- One sub-frame uses three 3 m lengths, so stock comes down by three per set rather than by one.
- Three digits for a colour
- Reorder with the same code and get the same colour — no photographs to compare, no guessing from a colour name.
- Every length wrapped
- Transit damage: photograph it and tell us within 24 hours, and we replace it.
WP5001-006-3M
Read off a real product in this catalogue, not an example. Order the same combination again with the same three parts.
Start from where it goes
Choose the position on the wall, check the section in millimetres, then order by the model code and its colour.