Door and window casings are the decorative trim pieces installed around doors and windows. They cover the gap between the wall and the door or window frame, providing a polished and finished look. Casings can also add architectural detail and complement the overall design of your room.

Our door and window casings come in a variety of styles and materials to match different design preferences:

Wood: Offers a traditional and elegant appearance. Wood casings can be stained or painted to match your interior décor.

MDF: Provides a smooth, clean finish and is an economical choice for interior applications. MDF casings are typically painted.

Urethane: Lightweight and resistant to moisture, urethane casings are easy to install and maintain, and they replicate the detailed look of wood.

PVC: Durable and water-resistant, PVC casings are ideal for high-humidity areas and require minimal maintenance.

When selecting door and window casings, consider the style and dimensions of your space. Choose a casing that complements the size of your door or window and fits with the overall style of your room. For a cohesive look, coordinate the casing material and design with other moulding elements in your home:

Wood: Best for a classic, high-end look. Suitable for rooms where a traditional or upscale finish is desired.

MDF: Ideal for a modern, smooth finish with cost-effectiveness. Works well in contemporary interiors.

Urethane: Great for easy installation and maintenance, with a look that mimics wood details.

PVC: Perfect for moisture-prone areas and high-traffic zones due to its durability and low maintenance.

Installation of door and window casings can be manageable with the right tools and techniques. Start by measuring and cutting the casings to fit around the door or window frame. For materials like MDF and urethane, pre-mitered corners and adhesive backing can simplify the process. Wood and PVC casings may require standard finishing nails or adhesive. Ensure the casings are level and securely attached for a professional finish.

Maintenance for door and window casings depends on the material. Wood casings may require periodic sanding and refinishing to maintain their appearance. MDF, urethane, and PVC casings generally need minimal upkeep. Regular dusting and occasional cleaning with a mild detergent will help keep them looking their best. For painted or stained casings, touch up as needed to maintain a seamless look.

Yes, door and window casings can be painted or stained to match your interior design. Wood casings can be stained or painted, while MDF, urethane, and PVC are typically painted. Use the appropriate primer and paint or stain for the material to achieve the best finish. For wood casings, apply a primer before staining or painting, and for MDF, urethane, and PVC, ensure the paint is suitable for these surfaces.