Antique Red Skirting Board - Molded Skirting Board

For a stubborn stain, start by dampening the Plinthe Rouge Ancien with warm water and a pH-neutral soap, working gently rather than scrubbing. Never reach for acid-based cleaners or bleach on this Carocim cement tile, since they can permanently mark the pigmented surface instead of lifting the stain.

There's no room this cement tile is unsuitable for by design, since Carocim rates the Plinthe Rouge Ancien for demanding outdoor use, but it should still be sealed with a water- and oil-repellent sealer treatment before facing sustained humidity, such as a poorly ventilated shower recess.

An exposed outdoor kitchen in full sun is exactly the setting Carocim designs for: the Plinthe Rouge Ancien is rated for outdoor use and receives the brand's systematic anti-UV treatment, which protects its red pigments from sun-driven fading better than an untreated cement tile would cope.

No limited editions are tied to this particular reference: the Plinthe Rouge Ancien belongs to Carocim's ongoing plain Unis range of cement tiles rather than to a numbered, closed collection, so there is no fixed model count published for it today.

The Plinthe Rouge Ancien does pair well with mid-century furniture: its warm, aged red tone echoes the earthy palettes typical of that era, while its plain Unis finish as a Carocim cement tile keeps the look grounded rather than competing with statement pieces.