Window and Door Casings



The window and door trim is coming together nicely. All the pieces were custom milled either on site or at Riner's. Who knew that Charlottesville would be such a mill-work desert? I miss being able to run over to Portsmouth Lumber to pick up the old-style casings, but it has been fun getting back into the shop and watching the piles of sawdust grow. It's certainly a nice contrast to sitting in front of a computer. All the trim will be painted to match the Navajo White of the sashes and doors. Yes, that's a lot of painting. I have plenty of brushes if anyone is interested.

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