Wood Casing

Definition

Wood Casing is exposed wood millwork or trim molding installed around doors, windows, beams, etc.

Purpose

The purpose of wood casing is to cover the gaps between the wall and the door or window frame, providing a finished and decorative appearance while protecting the edges from damage.

Examples of Use

• Door Frames: Trim around interior and exterior doors.
• Window Frames: Decorative and protective trim around windows.
• Beams: Enhancing the appearance of exposed structural beams.

Related Terms

• Trim: Decorative woodwork used to finish and protect edges.
• Molding: Shaped wood or other material used for decorative or finishing purposes.
• Millwork: Woodwork produced in a mill, including moldings, trim, and cabinetry.

Notes

Wood casing should be selected to match the architectural style of the building and finished appropriately to protect against wear and damage. It is available in various profiles and sizes.