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8th December 2008, 11:00 AM #1
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Fixing distances for skirting boards, architraves etc

Hi,

What are the typical fixing distances for skirting boards and architraves etc? I expect to use wide skitings 100-175mm - not decided yet.

As my walls are an ICF construction I need to screw timber blocks at the correct interval to nail skirting to.

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