Nope, done by robots now.

Why use it at all? Just take the skirting board off before fitting the flooring then replace it afterwards, looks 10000 times better.

We're talking about dogs, not pet rats..

would you use this unpainted?

£1 each here but £10 delivery. I want more than 20 so this is cheaper for me.
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/222112798048?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368

​Maybe its the wrong colour for me?

good find op, heat added

Thanks op, heat added

Not all whites are same shade plus this will not be same finish maybe that would be why?

Do people still fit laminate? Gosh!

If you want pure white, Google FC14 Scotia. I'd personally go for a decent skirting and put the laminate under this.

If you want Scotia and perhaps have struggles with cables, have a look at D-Line trunking.

Take off the skirting then lay the laminate then replace it, looks so much better that way.

I have a dog thinking of Laminate flooring, but it's just not cosy surely? Looks great in pics but thats it?

Dogs can slip on laminate when they run and can be bag for older dogs with joint problems. Most get used to it though. There is also the tip tap tip tap if they are prone to wander at night. Ours is quite old and wanders around some nights, always wakes me up...bit like hearing your child whimper when ill. On a hygiene note you can at least clean with confidence.

​I've got 3 chihuahuas and I could easily stove their heads in with a shovel when I hear that click click of a thousand claws!
They sit on my feet to keep their bums warm.

Nice finding:p

The picture looks like a cigalike :laughing:

We're talking about dogs, not pet rats..

​As twinkle said, it can be really bad for older dogs, but great for younger ones as its easier to clean. Mine had an operation on her leg which led to bad arthritis, she started slipping badly on the laminate, and found it difficult to stand up from sitting, so we had to get lots of short pile rugs to cover the floor, doesn't look nice but its better for her. Didn't want to get carpet as she moults like crazy and it used to be a pain to vacuum the fur out of thick carpet.

Yes you are right but laminates are easy manageable and dust free

Trust me :confused: sometimes i think dogs are cleaner then children atleast they stay in one place and food is also in one place and not all over the place :disappointed:

This is spooky , I have just fitted some white scotia in my bathroom only 5 mins ago! And it wasn't as cheap as this price.

Is the quality better than wickes? I always found the pine skirting scotia to be heavily knotted and bowed!

It's most likely the same product. Wickes is owned by the Travis Perkins group.

​That may well be the case, but if you don't fancy replastering and redecorating when the old skirting pulls away chunks of plaster with it, beading is the way to go. Also, a lot cheaper, especially if you're into plastering and decorating in addition to purchasing, fitting and painting new skirting.

​Dust free? Got to disagree there... hardwood or laminate floors are dust magnets! With carpets, you don't see the dust as it just disappears into the pile until vacuumed, but with laminate, it sits on top and looks a mess in no time!

Take the skirting off and do it properly, looks so much better than having scotia....

Oh god i just bought 30 of these at £4ish from B&Q

If you live in a new build you just run a staney knife along the top edge of the skirting then remove it, the skirting goes back on a bit higher anyway to cover up any small marks, Ive done it in my house, so much better than having this all the way round. If its not a new build well yeah it wont be that easy!

​all my new skirting is screwed on.

Go in ham fisted and yes you'll more than likely pull away plaster, take your time, score with a sharp Stanley blade and take your time and you'll only have minimal filling to do

Why not do it properly and lay the skirting on top on the laminate? Much better finish.

Well, got a call from my local branch to say the delivery of scotia they had was all damaged and unfit to sell, so they've refunded the order back on my payment card.

Guess i'll be lifting the skirting board instead now lol

If your skirting is old just under cut it. Scotia just doesn't look as neat.

If you don't have a local Travis Perkins try Toolstation... it's a little dearer, £25.10 for 10x2.4m so works out at £1.05/metre rather than £0.88p/metre but still a good price if it saves you a long drive.