Traditional wainscoting run at dado height — two matching mouldings, a wider one running the dado line and a narrower one forming the squares beneath. It suits staircases, hallways and landings, where it takes the knocks and gives a long run of plain wall some character.
Made for hallways
The most common panelling job in Irish homes, and the one that changes a house the moment you walk in the door.
Two matching mouldings
A wider profile on the dado line, a narrower one forming the squares, so the whole run reads as one piece of joinery.
Set out to the stairs
On a staircase the squares have to follow the rake and still look right. That is all in the measuring, before anything is cut.
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