Colonial-profile casing supplied primed and ready for finish paint. Casing is the flat trim that covers the joint between a door or window jamb and the adjacent wall surface, hiding the shim space and rough framing edge while giving the opening a finished reveal.

The colonial profile is a traditional stepped and curved face, the most common residential casing pattern in the Northeast, so it matches existing trim in most older housing stock and pairs with colonial base and stool. The factory primer seals the face and edges, takes topcoat with minimal raising of the grain, and lets small nail holes and mitre joints be filled and sanded before painting.

The 84 in. length is cut for standard interior door legs, with head casing taken from a second piece or from longer stock.

Key Features

• Colonial profile with a stepped, curved face that matches common residential trim patterns
• Factory-primed on the face and edges, ready for topcoat after filling and sanding
• Milled to a consistent 11/16 in. thickness so it sits proud of the jamb for a uniform reveal
• Takes finish nails and mitre cuts cleanly for standard head-and-leg casing assemblies
• Cut length suits standard interior door legs without ripping or splicing
• Sold by the piece, so runs can be counted opening by opening

Applications

• Interior door casing on standard-height openings
• Window casing, mitred or built up with a stool and apron
• Trim-out of cased openings and pass-throughs
• Matching or extending existing colonial trim during renovation
• Closet and utility door surrounds in painted trim packages

Product Details

• Product Type: Casing
• Profile: Colonial, #16 pattern
• Finish: Primed
• Thickness: 11/16 in.
• Face Width: 2-1/4 in.
• Length: 84 in.
• Sold By: Each

Specifications

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