Trimming Windows

Get the jambs flush with the drywall, and the miters come easily
by Jim Blodgett

An experienced builder and trim carpenter explains how to install window jamb extensions, stools, and casing.

From Fine Homebuilding 137, pp. 62-67
March 1, 2001

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Building | New Construction | Additions | Interior Trim | Finish Carpentry | Door and Window Casing | Trimwork
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