Pine door and window casing
Cranco lists primed pine casing for finishing around doors and windows, including Colonial, Tudor and Step Bevel profiles.
Match the profile, face width, thickness and length when ordering pine casing. Bring an offcut or a clear end-view photograph for an existing trim match.
Pine casing profiles and sizes
| Profile | Face width | Thickness | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colonial | 2 3/4 in | 1/2 in | 90 or 168 in |
| Colonial | 3 1/2 in | 5/8 or 3/4 in | 90 or 192 in |
| Colonial | 3 1/8 in | 5/8 in | 192 in |
| Tudor | 3 1/2 in | 3/4 in | 192 in |
| Step Bevel | 3 1/2 in | 3/4 in | 90 or 192 in |
| Step Bevel | 2 3/4 in | 3/4 in | 192 in |
| Back Band casing | 3 3/8 in | 7/8 in | 192 in |
| Side Step | 3 1/2 in | 3/4 in | 192 in |
| Cosmopolitan | 3 1/2 in | 3/4 in | 192 in |
- Cranco catalogue April 2026 catalogue, printed page 5; confirm the current order with your counter
Compare the profile shapes




What is door casing?
Door casing is the trim around the opening, covering the joint between the door frame and the wall. Window casing finishes the corresponding joint around a window.
How is casing different from a door jamb?
Casing sits on the face of the wall around the opening. The jamb forms the side of the frame. If you need to extend the frame to the finished wall surface, compare the flat and V-groove extensions below.
How do I match existing door trim?
Bring an offcut or a clear end-view photograph and measure its face width and thickness. A profile name alone is not enough: Cranco’s catalogue lists Colonial casing in several sizes.
Is this MDF or pine casing?
This range is primed pine casing. All MDF casing is special order; use the MDF page for its profiles and ask your counter about timing.
What to bring when ordering casing
- Profile name or an offcut to match.
- Face width, thickness and the number of lengths required.
- Your preferred counter and the date you need the material.
- Cutting and delivery Ask about cuts, delivery arrangements and timing for your order
Guides for the job
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- Flat or V-Groove Jamb Extensions: How to Choose
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