To meet the high requirements of the hotel for fire prevention, moisture resistance, durability, and decorative effects, this project uses aluminum alloy skirting boards instead of traditional wooden and PVC products. The height of the skirting board is 80mm, and the surface is treated with wood grain transfer printing technology, presenting a walnut texture, forming a unified style with the wooden furniture and warm toned walls in the guest room. The installation method adopts a hidden buckle structure, with no visible screws or nail holes between the skirting board and the wall, and the overall lines are simple and smooth. After two years of follow-up use, the skirting board did not show any signs of moisture, deformation, fading, or detachment, effectively reducing the hotel’s maintenance costs in the later stage.