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Door Casing and Interior Moulding Resources

Practical guides for importers, distributors, door factories, contractors and project buyers comparing materials, preparing specifications and evaluating suppliers.

The workshop floor and production space
The workshop floor and production space

Door and trim names at a glance

The same parts go by different names in different markets. Use your buyers’ words on drawings, labels and packing lists.

Trim names in the US and the UK
PartUSUK
Trim around a door or windowCasingArchitrave
Boards lining the door openingJambLining
Strip the door closes againstDoor stopDoor stop
Trim along the floorBaseboardSkirting board
Trim where wall meets ceilingCrown mouldingCornice or coving
Rail at chair heightChair railDado rail
Shelf inside a windowWindow stoolWindow board

Checklist

What to send with an enquiry

  • The product and material, e.g. primed MDF casing, CPL-wrapped WPC skirting or E1 MDF board
  • A drawing, sample or photo with the main dimensions
  • The finish: primer, film or décor reference, and the colour
  • Lengths or sheet sizes, and the quantity of each item
  • The destination and where the goods will be used
  • Any documents your market asks for

The minimum order is one 20ft container, and it is negotiable; custom orders take 15–30 days. Casings, skirting, mouldings, wall panels and boards can share one container.

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Send it to us and we will suggest the profile, material and finish.

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