Interior joinery

Skirtings, architraves, panelling, and shop fronts — the fitted trim.

• SkirtingA board fixed along the bottom of an internal wall where it meets the floor, its lower edge shaped to follow the uneven surface it runs into.
• PanellingTimber cladding built up as thin panels held inside a surrounding frame of stouter timber, rather than one solid board fixed to a wall.
• ArchitraveA moulded timber strip fixed around a door or window opening, covering the join between the lining and the plastered wall.
• Shop frontThe built timber frontage fitted into a shop's ground-floor opening, its window framing topped by a fascia bearing the name and a capping cornice.