Alexandria Moulding Inc 0W356-20084C1 Colonial Pine Casing

Product Description

The ALEXANDRIA MOULDING INC 0W356-20084C1 is a solid pine colonial-profile casing trim designed for interior door and window finishing. Each piece measures 11/16 inches thick by 2-1/4 inches wide by 7 feet long, providing enough length to cover a standard door leg or window side in a single run. The colonial profile features a traditional stepped and curved face that transitions cleanly from the door jamb to the surrounding drywall or plaster surface. Sold in a package of 4 pieces, this trim is suited for carpenters, finish contractors, and skilled tradespeople completing interior millwork on residential projects.

This casing is used on interior door frames and window openings in residential construction and remodeling. The 7-foot length is sized for standard interior door legs, making it a practical stock item for finish carpentry crews. The solid pine construction accepts paint and stain finishes, allowing it to match a wide range of interior color schemes. It is appropriate for use in new construction framing packages, renovation trim-out work, and repair or replacement of damaged existing casing.

Key Features

• Colonial profile provides a traditional stepped face suitable for classic and transitional interior styles
• Solid pine construction accepts paint, stain, and other interior finishes
• Dimensions of 11/16 inches thick by 2-1/4 inches wide by 7 feet long fit standard interior door leg applications
• Package of 4 pieces supports efficient stocking for multi-opening projects
• Consistent milled profile allows clean miter joints at door head and base transitions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation casing for standard interior door and window frames in residential construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters or general contractors during the trim-out phase of construction. Power should be off to any nearby electrical outlets before driving fasteners to avoid contact with concealed wiring. Casing is typically secured with finish nails or a pneumatic nail gun; pre-drilling near ends reduces the risk of splitting the pine stock. Follow local building codes for interior finish work and acclimate the pine trim to the interior environment before installation to minimize post-install movement.