Door and window casings were the most figured and the fanciest of single piece trims; hence the term window dressings. Though they are used to cap off the jam edge grain, and cover the space where wall and jam meet, their function is primarily decorative and the patterns are as diverse as the moulder men who created them. These pages show samples of some of the varied designs. The modified crown casing CS16 was developed for arched doorways. We can reproduce this pattern or any other square edge pattern in an arch of your dimension.

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