What is the trim around a window called?

Casing is the decorative molding or framing around a window that is used to cover the space between the window frame or jamb and the wall.

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Likewise, what are baseboards and trim?

Baseboard is the wood (or other material) board that runs between the floor and the wall. It usually is between 3”-8” and comes in a variety of materials and profiles. Trim is a broad term that encompasses baseboard and other trim throughout the home.

Correspondingly, what are the parts of a window frame called?

The frame has three main parts: the sill, or horizontal strip along the bottom of the frame; the jamb, the vertical sides of the frame; and the head, the top horizontal strip on the frame. The sash also has several components. Stiles are the vertical sections of the sash. Rails are the horizontal sections.

What is the difference between window casing and trim?

Trim is a general term, often used to describe all types of molding and millwork. Casing is a type of molding, typically used to trim the perimeter of windows and doors. Casing is typically less wide (tall?), but thicker than base molding.

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What is window molding?

Casings are the moldings that go around the window frames. They are installed outside the house to seal the window frame to the house blocking cold air from entering the interior. … Traditional homes tend to have simple casings flanked by shutters on the sides.