Questions and Answers for Ornamental Mouldings 3/4 in. x 6 in. x 84 in. White Hardwood Fluted/Victorian Casing Moulding

A:  I took it to mean White Oak. This helped me because I didn’t want the red overtones that come with red oak, douglas fir etc.  great moulding and versatile. 

A:  Hello Chary! Thank you so much for your question. The actual width of this casing is 6-in. The plinth block should always be at least 2 to 3 inches taller than the baseboard, it must be thicker than both the casing and the base and should be 1/4 inch wider than the casing. A plinth block that would work great with this casing would be BG940PBWHW

A:  If this is treaded very well with a weather seal, it is possible it could be used outside; however, it would not be recommended as this type of wood (Aspen) will turn black quickly if left untreated in the weather.

A:  I used it in an interior application, but I see no reason, if primed and adequately painted, that it could not be used as exterior door casing.

A:  Absolutely!....as long as you use a good exterior primer, and most importantly be sure and prime the cut ends before installing.

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