Casing Molding Profile Knives

• Typically features a flat or slightly curved face, with a variety of decorative edge treatments like bevels, ogees, or bullnoses.
• Can be simple and flat, or more detailed with profiles that include multiple curves, coves, or steps for a more ornate appearance.
• Generally, has a straight back that sits flush against the wall and frame, with its front side creating a decorative border around the door or window.
• Available in various widths, from narrow trim for minimalist designs to wider, more decorative casings for a grander look.

• Covers the gap between door/window frames and the surrounding wall, creating a seamless and finished appearance.
• Provides protection to the edges of walls and frames from wear and tear, especially in high-traffic areas.
• Enhances the overall aesthetic by adding decorative detail to otherwise plain doorways and windows.
• Helps unify the look of a room by matching with baseboards, crown moldings, and other trim elements.

Door Frames: Commonly installed around both interior and exterior door frames to provide a finished and polished look.

Window Frames: Used to trim the edges of window openings, offering a clean transition between the window frame and the surrounding wall.

Cased Openings: Applied around doorless openings between rooms to give them the appearance of a framed passageway.

Archways: Often used to finish archways, especially in classic or traditional architectural styles.

Matching with Baseboards and Crown Molding: Casings are frequently paired with baseboards and crown molding for a cohesive and unified trim design throughout a room or house.