Brick Mold Profile Knives

• Features a rectangular or slightly beveled profile that extends outward, with one edge fitting against the window or door frame and the other edge meeting the exterior material (brick, siding, stucco).
• Typically has a flat or slightly angled face to shed water, preventing moisture infiltration.
• Often comes with a simple, squared design, although some variations may include subtle decorative grooves or bevels for aesthetic purposes.
• Usually made from durable materials like wood, PVC, or composite, suitable for outdoor use and weather resistance.

• Serves as a protective barrier, covering the gap between exterior brickwork or siding and the door or window frame.
• Provides structural support to help secure windows and doors in place.
• Enhances weatherproofing by helping to block moisture, drafts, and pests from entering through the gap.
• Adds a finished and polished look to the exterior transition between the wall and the window or door.

Window Trim: Installed around the outside perimeter of window frames to create a seamless and weather-resistant transition between the window and exterior siding or brick.

Door Trim: Used around exterior door frames to protect the junction where the door frame meets the house’s exterior material.

Exterior Siding Transitions: Helps bridge the gap between wood, vinyl, or fiber-cement siding and windows or doors, creating a visually appealing and protective edge.

Garage Doors: Applied around garage door frames where they meet exterior brick or siding, providing both protection and a clean, finished appearance.

Historical or Classic Home Exteriors: Frequently seen on traditional or older homes with brick exteriors, where they add a touch of classic detailing to the window and door frames.