Traditional Colonial hardwood casing moulding for doors and windows.

Exact Details for EWCA12 Colonial Casing

Defined dimensions and material choices

Specifications

Brand or supplier
NewMouldings
Product type
Door Window Casing
Material
Solid hardwood available in Cherry, Maple, Poplar, Red Oak, and Sapele Mahogany. Unfinished and VOC-free.
Dimensions/options
3-1/2 inches wide by 3/4 inch thick. Available in 94", 42", and sample lengths.
Color/finish
Natural wood tones vary by species

What arrives

One EWCA12 Colonial Casing 3-1/2" wide x 3/4" Trim. Unfinished Moulding in the chosen wood species and length. Props in photos are not included.

Classic profile with precise scale

Fit and Dimensions

Install around doors and windows to frame openings with a classic Colonial look. Compatible with matching baseboard, crown, and chair rail mouldings.

3-1/2 inches wide by 3/4 inch thick. Lengths: 94", 42", and 5" samples.

Suited for interior millwork projects where profile, thickness, and dimensions match existing or planned trim.

Always follow the manufacturer's care, use, and safety guidance.

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Shipping and Returns

Shipping

Shipping rates and delivery estimates are provided at checkout. Most orders placed by 2pm EST ship same day; next day shipping excluding weekends.

Returns

Return requests accepted within 30 days of delivery. Contact Resin Society first for damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items to coordinate with NewMouldings.
EWCA12 Colonial Casing 3-1/2 inch wide by 3/4 inch thick unfinished hardwood moulding in various wood species

Edges that frame a room’s story

EWCA12 Colonial Casing in solid hardwood, 3-1/2 inches wide by 3/4 inch thick, arrives unfinished—quietly confident, ready to meet doorways and windows with a composed curve and crisp shadow line.

A line worth following

Where walls greet the day

Classic, held to a clean profile

Tiny trim mismatches read from across the room. EWCA12 carries a defined colonial profile with consistent 3-1/2 inch width and 3/4 inch thickness, so cuts align and rooms read as one thought. Offered in 94-inch, 42-inch, and sample lengths, it lets you plan before committing to a full run. The unfinished hardwood surface meets your paint or stain on your terms.

Proportion that settles the space

Millwork sets scale. This casing shapes the light around doors and windows, tightening the join between wall, jamb, and cabinetry. Species choices—Cherry, Maple, Poplar, Red Oak, Sapele Mahogany—bring their own grain and tone, letting the room’s palette start at the threshold.

For the rooms under your hand

Builders and finish carpenters seeking a dependable colonial casing profile in unfinished solid hardwood with predictable dimensions and length options.

Put it to work

Casing door and window openings with a consistent 3-1/2 inch by 3/4 inch colonial profile, then finishing on site to match adjacent millwork.
  • Finish carpentry
  • Renovations
  • Cabinet shops
  • Door and wall trim
  • Paint or stain projects
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About NewMouldings

NewMouldings specializes in unfinished wood mouldings and trim including casing, baseboards, and architectural details. The line serves makers and woodworkers needing clean, finish-ready wood components for furniture, decor, and construction projects.
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Common Questions

FAQs

What are the exact dimensions of the EWCA12 Colonial Casing?
It is 3-1/2 inches wide by 3/4 inch thick and offered in 94-inch, 42-inch, and sample lengths.
What species are available?
Cherry, Maple, Poplar, Red Oak, and Sapele Mahogany.
Is the casing finished or pre-primed?
It is unfinished solid hardwood and VOC-free.
Where is this profile intended to be used?
As door and window casing within finish carpentry projects.
Will the color look exactly the same across pieces?
Natural wood tones vary by species, so expect some variation in appearance.