Door Trim Architectural Moldings Collection

by Good Millwork on April 27, 2010

in Door Trim Moldings

There is a far more extensive selection of architectural door trim moldings than most people realize. Whether you are renovating, remodeling or building new construction you can choose from dozens of door trim styles and wood types.

Select from any of our extensive molding profiles or
let us match your existing moldings exactly.
Have Questions? Contact us or call (888) 209-9307

The image below shows twenty-seven styles of architectural door moldings:

Architectural trim is a defining feature in any home, whether the interior is formal or casual. And historically, it was the door casing that set the tone—from the graceful arched profiles in a Georgian to the stocky symmetrical surrounds in a Craftsman.

Today, a variety of period profiles can suit a new home—as long as the scale and proportions are right—and restore original detail that’s been lost from an old one. Best of all, almost any style casing can be built from standard stock molding. “Even elaborate profiles are often just a lot of simple, inexpensive shapes pieced together,” says This Old House master carpenter Norm Abram.

Our friends at This Old House have put together a wonderful collection of photographs that highlight both execution and architectural periods of door and window casing…struggling with how to execute your window door details? Read more at Molding: A Case for Doors.

How to Use Our Molding Search Tool
To begin a molding search, use the drop down menu (currently “Crown”) to select the type of molding. To see all available moldings in all sizes simply click “Start Search”. You can narrow the selection by entering dimensions in the fields.

Not sure what width, thickness or height or projection to enter? Call us at (888) 209-9307 – or contact us.

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Thanks for the link – nice to know what there is a wide selection of molding options availabel :)

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