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.

Order pine casing by profile and length

Choose the profile, size and number of lengths. Colonial, Tudor and Step Bevel examples are below; the full pine range follows.

Where can you buy pine casing?

Pine casing is carried at Cranco’s three Ontario counters: Concord, 255 Spinnaker Way, Unit #2, Concord, ON L4K 4J1 (call 437.703.3003); Barrie, 556 Bryne Drive, Unit #1, Barrie, ON L4N 9P6 (call 289.379.7988); Mississauga, 1122 Lorimar Drive, Unit B, Mississauga, ON L5S 1R8 (call 647.797.8899). Call your counter with the product, pack, colour or size and quantity to confirm availability and arrange pickup.

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Ordering, pickup and delivery

Stock and ordering

Cranco carries pine casing. Call your Cranco counter with the product, pack and quantity to confirm availability and order timing.

Trade account

Cranco invoices trade accounts. Open an account at the counter, or complete the credit application first for your pine casing orders. Call for the contractor price.

Delivery reach

Cranco’s trucks deliver pine casing orders within a typical one to two hour drive of a counter. Call with the job address, products and quantities to confirm the route, date and delivery fee.

Pickup preparation

Cranco staff prepare called-in pine casing orders for collection. Call your Cranco counter with the product, size, colour and quantity, then agree your pickup time before travelling.

Colours and sizes

Choose the casing profile, face width, thickness, length and number of lengths. Ask your Cranco counter to confirm the exact size, quantity and order timing.

  • End profile of 2 3/4 in Colonial pine casing
    Colonial pine casing2 3/4 in face x 1/2 in thick. Lengths: 90 in (7 ft 6 in) or 168 in (14 ft).
  • End profile of Tudor pine casing
    Tudor pine casing3 1/2 in face x 3/4 in thick. Length: 192 in (16 ft).
  • End profile of Step Bevel pine casing
    Step Bevel pine casing3 1/2 in face x 3/4 in thick. Lengths: 90 in (7 ft 6 in) or 192 in (16 ft).

Cranco carries pine casing; arrange pickup through our Concord, Barrie and Mississauga counters.

All MDF casing is special order. Choose the MDF profiles separately and ask the counter about the order timing.

Pine casing profiles and sizes

Face width is the broad face of the trim. A 192 in length is 16 ft.
ProfileFace widthThicknessLength
Colonial2 3/4 in1/2 in90 or 168 in
Colonial3 1/2 in5/8 or 3/4 in90 or 192 in
Colonial3 1/8 in5/8 in192 in
Tudor3 1/2 in3/4 in192 in
Step Bevel3 1/2 in3/4 in90 or 192 in
Step Bevel2 3/4 in3/4 in192 in
Back Band casing3 3/8 in7/8 in192 in
Side Step3 1/2 in3/4 in192 in
Cosmopolitan3 1/2 in3/4 in192 in

Compare the profile shapes

Colonial pine casing profile
Colonial pine casing profile
Tudor pine casing profile
Tudor pine casing profile
Step Bevel pine casing profile
Step Bevel pine casing profile
Back Band casing profile
Back Band casing profile

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.

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