I have over 30 metres of skirting to replace as part of the installation of a new engineered wood floor. I appreciate that the usual methods of installing skirting include using adhesives, nails or screws. The advantage of screws is that it is relatively easy to remove the skirting in the future with the minimum of collateral damage, however I wonder if there is a more simple method of fixing than cutting countersinks and plugs and then drilling the (block) wall so that it will still be readily demountable.
A couple of the flooring companies do clip on skirting but unfortunately the available skirting is not as tall as we want it.
A bit of googling revealed this
Any other ideas?