Door/Window Casing 4" - 160

This tiered 4" - 160 door/window casing comprises a 3/4" wide by 1/4" tall raised fillet with 1/16" rounded edges on the top left. It connects to a 2-1/4" broad area with a 1/8" vertical step with another 1/16" rolled edge in the center. The remaining portion retains a 1" wide flat section and a 1/16" eased edge leaving a 3/8" thickness on the design's right edge. The stepped pattern measures 4.000" in width by .750" in thickness. The recommended rough wood rip size using four-quarter lumber is 4-1/4" wide. We offer additional patterns with similar design characteristics for your review and consideration, door/window casing 4.000" - 106, and baseboard 7-1/4" - 76.

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