Alexandria Moulding Inc 0W356-93084C1 Pine Casing WM356

Product Description

The ALEXANDRIA MOULDING INC 0W356-93084C1 is a finger-jointed pine door and window casing cut to the WM356 profile. It measures 11/16 inches thick by 2-1/4 inches wide by 7 feet in length. PFJ construction — pine finger joint — bonds shorter wood segments into a stable, consistent stick that resists cupping and warping better than clear-length pine. Each package contains 4 pieces. Carpenters, finish trim crews, and general contractors install this casing as the interior trim surround on doors and windows. It is sold by the each and arrives ready for priming and painting.

This casing is suited for residential and light commercial interior finish work. It fits standard interior door and window openings where a traditional flat-profile casing is specified. The WM356 profile is a widely recognized mill standard, making it a straightforward match for new construction and remodel projects that call out that profile. At 7 feet per stick and 4 pieces per package, the count works for single door casings or partial window sets. Finish carpenters typically miter the head casing and butt or miter the legs depending on the specified detail.

Key Features

• WM356 profile — industry-standard flat casing geometry for consistent fit across jobs
• PFJ pine construction for improved dimensional stability over clear-length lumber
• 11/16 inches thick by 2-1/4 inches wide — fits standard backband and reveal setups
• 7-foot length suits most interior door jamb legs without waste cuts
• 4-piece package — sold by the each for flexible quantity ordering
• Paint-grade surface — designed to be primed and painted, not stained

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install casing for interior door and window applications requiring the WM356 profile at 11/16 inches by 2-1/4 inches.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters or general contractors using a miter saw, finish nailer, and a nail set. Back-prime all faces including the back side before installation to limit moisture absorption and reduce raised grain. Secure to the jamb and wall framing with finish nails driven at a slight angle, then set nails and fill before final painting. Follow local building codes for interior finish applications.