Scotia Mix

When it comes to flooring, scotia has a specific meaning! It refers to a thin trim piece used to cover the gap between the edge of your flooring and the wall or another vertical surface, like a kickboard or skirting board.

Measurements and Specifications:

Available in 12*16*2400MM

Color: Mixed Colors

Purpose: Flooring Use

Assembling

• Scotia is typically glued or pinned to the wall and/or the flooring.
• Some types come with pre-applied adhesive for easier installation.
• It's crucial to choose the right thickness of scotia to cover the expansion gap adequately.

Packaging

14*18*2410MM

Additional Information

Maintenance:

• Cleaning:
  • Generally, regular sweeping or dry mop cleaning is sufficient.
  • For more stubborn dirt or grime, use a damp cloth with a mild cleaner suitable for your scotia material (water and mild soap for wood, vinyl cleaner for PVC). Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasives.
• Inspection:
  • Periodically check for any cracks, warping, or loose adhesive, especially in high-traffic areas or moisture-prone spaces. Promptly address any issues to prevent further damage.
  • If your scotia is painted, keep an eye for peeling or chipping paint and touch it up as needed.

Advantages:

1. Gap Coverage
2. Edge Protection
3. Moisture Control
4. Decorative Potential
5. Cost Effective

General FAQ and Specific Product FAQ:

Q1. How long will delivery take?

Standard Shipping: 2 to 8 days

Expedited Shipping: 1 to 4 days

Q2. Which days do you deliver?

Standard Deliveries from Monday to Friday between 9AM to 6PM. A quote for weekend deliveries may be arranged depending on delivery address and courier availability.

Q3. How far can you deliver?

We can deliver all around Australia

Note: For small quantities and remote areas cost of transport may not be viable.

Q4. What is the shipping costs?

Shipping costs are calculated based on your location and the selected shipping method.

Q5. What types of flooring need scotia?

Most floating floor types like laminate, timber, vinyl, and engineered wood require scotia to accommodate natural expansion and contraction. Solid wood flooring often uses skirting boards instead, providing a wider coverage.

Q6. How thick should my scotia be?

It should adequately cover the expansion gap of your specific flooring. Check the gap size and choose a scotia thickness slightly exceeding it to ensure proper coverage.

Q7. Is scotia expensive?

No, it's relatively affordable compared to other flooring and trim options. Prices vary depending on the material, length, and profile, but it's generally a cost-effective way to enhance your flooring's look and functionality.