Art3d Wall Baseboard Molding Trim 8-Pack of 56 x 3.2 in., High Impact Polystyrene Skirting Board - Installed with Glue - Black

We’re in the process of making updates to our home. I hate the traditional vinyl baseboards and wanted something more modern, without needing adhesive and glues. My son had no problem installing them. It was very easy. He don’t use any adhesive, instead he used nails which worked out great. The size was perfect and looks like they were professionally installed. They’re easy to clean, very durable. I was very satisfied with the look and quality. The planks are very sturdy and are not thin. Because the kitchen came out so nice, I’m changing all the baseboards in our home. Also, I feel the price was very reasonable. I highly recommend this product.

These baseboards are made out of a wood and plastic composite which allows them to hold their shape just like regular baseboards. They come in a pack of eight and the color is great. One thing to note is that when cutting them to a certain size, be careful because they can chip easily and the cut won't be as clean. However, I prefer these to the other baseboards on the market such as foam molding which tends to have poor adhesive to surfaces and curves into itself after a while.

Bought this to put under my kitchen cabinets, wanted something that would not soak up water, does not nick easily and easy to install. These are made very well, they are thin, looks to be power coated for long lasting color. These pieces were very easy to cut with a sharp utility knife and files quite nicely when needed. These are easy to install, look very nice, and made of quality with a great finish.

Good quality and easy to cut and glue. Looks good.

Amazing, beautiful and easy

The media could not be loaded. Easy to cut with a saw, easy to use. I couldn’t figure out how to get it to peel so I used adhesive. I wish the pieces were longer for less seams.

It's great quality! Pro tip for joining so you don't have to experiment like I did. Cut the ends at matching 45s. Then use JB weld clear weld or harbor freight fast epoxy. Put that on one side of the 45 you made and press the two together. Use denatured alcohol on a rag to wipe off the excess. Set something heavy on it and leave over night in preferably a place above 40 degrees F. Leave it over night and it will be joined. The picture is zoomed in and in bright light. Once it's cured and I wipe it down you will never see the joint on the wall. It's a pretty sturdy joint, just use caution when moving it around as the reason it is so short is because hard polystyrene can break pretty easily when it's that long.

I’m 60 and could use these quite easily. It took a small jigsaw to cut. See results below.