Wood Trim

Definition

Wood Trim is wood millwork, primarily moldings, used to finish off and cover joints and openings.

Purpose

The purpose of wood trim is to enhance the aesthetic appeal of interiors and exteriors by providing a finished look and covering gaps and joints between different building elements.

Examples of Use

• Baseboards: Trimming the bottom edge of walls.
• Crown Molding: Decorating the junction between walls and ceilings.
• Window and Door Casings: Finishing the edges around windows and doors.

Related Terms

• Molding: Decorative strips used for finishing and covering joints.
• Millwork: Woodwork produced in a mill, including moldings and trim.
• Casing: The trim around windows and doors.

Notes

Wood trim comes in various styles, profiles, and finishes to match different architectural designs. It should be properly installed and maintained to ensure a lasting, attractive appearance.