Window casing

Trick out your existing window casing by adding another layer of trim moulding to really amp up the awesomeness of your doors and windows!

WindsorONE S4SSE Trim Boards as window & door casing. 1. Minimalist s4s 2. s4s Bungalow 3. s4s Picture Frame 4. s4s Craftsman. These are just a few examples with a variety of ways to scale up or down with profiles ranging from 1×2 to 5/4×12. Learn more about these different styles on here.

In sizes from 1x2 to 5/4x12 a variety of sizes to complete various wainscoting and wall paneling looks.

Our little minimalist traditional 1940’s home was seriously lacking personality. Our house may be minimalist traditional style but our personal style is anything but traditional. We are probably a little eclectic. We like a touch of rustic wood, a swirl of marble, clean white lines, mixed patterns with a few pops of color on top. All...Read More

Earlier this year, our home received a much-needed update: new windows. With new windows (hallelujah), comes the need for updated trim. I wanted a custom trim look but when I started to price out thick decorative trim, expenses added up quickly. Our home is pretty old which comes with unlevel surfaces and different measurements. I opted for this way of trimming for something different and to stay away from angled cuts. This was the first time hanging trim like this and it went up amazing…

Lintel, Casing & Sill (68/window -- able to find similar pricing locally?)

Yes - EASY! I promise! I love the look of wood cased windows and had I known how easy and inexpensive it was to faux my own, I would have done this to every window

The team at Streamline Builders just finished up another beautiful renovation just in time for a White Christmas. That’s right, you’ll find “white” WindsorONE trim boards & moldings throughout this Mill Valley CA project supplied by Golden State Lumber in San Rafael. Wainscoting and walls decked out in WORS Shiplap with Craftsman style details throughout. […]

Now that the ceiling in the bedroom is fantastically smooth and the walls are painted, it's time to move on to the window and door trim. Like most of the other finishes in this house, the original trim was inexpensive, badly installed, and paint spattered. With the new paint on the walls (BM Edgecombe Grey), there was no way the trim could stay any longer. The strange window trim was the first to go. Each side of the casing was made up of two pieces of wood, offset from each other, and…