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Topic by woodgu posted 08-08-2011 05:01 AM 4361 views 0 times favorited 3 replies Add to Favorites Watch
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woodgu

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08-08-2011 05:01 AM

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A church has asked me about installing stained wood casings around there interior doors. The building is about one year old and the jambs and existing casings all appear to be a single piece of metal. Is there a product or a company that offers millwork which can be installed over the metal casings? I was considering making it myself, but if someone is already doing in, it would save me some of my volunteer hours.



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dfletcher

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08-13-2011 01:33 PM

woodgu, I have not seen a company doing this.

There are companies that will create a molding profile for you, however.

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Kaitlyn

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06-07-2023 03:33 AM

I found this article on wood casings for metal door jambs extremely helpful. diamond rings It provided me with valuable information on finding a product or company that offers millwork specifically designed to be installed over existing metal casings. This will save me time and effort in making it myself. Thank you!

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cathyA

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06-07-2023 01:58 PM

The wood casing can be a beautiful and functional addition to metal door jambs, providing a warm and traditional look. Always refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for what are the different cuts of diamonds the wood casing and consult with a professional if needed. It’s important to consider the maintenance requirements of the wood casing, especially if it’s exposed to external elements. Regularly inspect and refinish the wood casing as needed to protect it from moisture and ensure its longevity.

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