Natural stone baseboards provide a clean finish to the transition between the floor and the wall and protect the bottom of the wall from impacts and mop water. You can choose them in the same stone and finish as the floor; they are custom-cut in our own workshops. Not to be confused with the exterior baseboard, which is located at the base of the exterior wall.
The baseboard takes the brunt of it all: the vacuum cleaner, the mop, a chair that slides across the floor. A natural stone baseboard is solid and durable, and enhances the look of a blue stone floor all the way to the wall. A natural stone baseboard can also be a nice accent with parquet or poured floors.
| Type | Where and for what purpose |
|---|---|
| Baseboard (indoor) | Along the wall on the floor: protection and a sleek finish for the interior |
| Facade base (outdoor) | At the base of the facade: protects against splashing rainwater and dirt |
Choose the finish of the baseboard based on the type of flooring: sweetened For a sleek, dark look, sand it down to blue or gray for a lighter result. You can find the overview on the page Natural Stone Finishes.
Through the baseboard configurator Customize the thickness, height, and length yourself, with an instant price calculation. To learn how customization works, read Order Custom-Cut Natural Stone.
An interior baseboard is installed along the bottom of the wall, flush with the floor. An exterior baseboard is installed on the outside, at the base of the facade. Both are available in Belgian blue stone.
Usually the same as the floor: honed if the floor is honed, sanded if the floor is sanded. This way, the floor and baseboard form a unified whole.
You can choose the height yourself in the configurator, based on the style of the interior and the height of any door frames.
Yes. You can customize the baseboard yourself to your desired thickness, height, and length, with an instant price calculation.
Just like the floor: use a pH-neutral natural stone soap. Baseboards catch most of the splashes when you mop, so just include them in your cleaning routine.
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