Edge Capping Strip

It protects the top edge of the skirting and hides the cut line where the wall covering stops. Without it, that edge stays open: dust collects in the gap, the cut can fray, and the junction looks unfinished. It is a small part, but it is what makes a wall-floor detail look deliberate rather than improvised.

Yes. The capping range is colour-matched to the GREEN POINT skirting chart, so the cap, the skirting and the cove former can be specified from one reference instead of being matched by eye on site. If your project uses a custom colour, we can quote against your sample or your RAL reference.

With acrylic contact adhesive applied to both faces, pressed into position; external and internal corners are mitred at 45° so the joint closes cleanly. No special tools are needed beyond a mitre box and a sharp knife, and the adhesive stays effective in areas that are cleaned frequently.