

Step Bevel — Quiet Architectural Lines
The step-bevel face draws a crisp shadow line that reads modern and architectural around doors and windows. Milled in Paulownia hardwood—exceptionally lightweight and easy to work—the casing arrives factory-primed for a porcelain-smooth, paint-ready finish. Choose 2-3/4 in, 3 in, or 3-1/2 in face widths in 7′ sticks to frame openings cleanly while covering the wall-to-jamb gap.
Features
- Profile: Step bevel = stepped contemporary casing; widely sold in 2-3/4″ and 3-1/2″ widths (examples from multiple retailers).
- Function: Door/window casing hides the gap between the frame (jamb) and wall while adding a finished outline.
- Material: Paulownia hardwood — among the lightest woods with good stability; easy to machine and finish.
- Factory-primed, paint-ready surface reduces prep and speeds finishing.
- Sizes offered: Face widths 2-3/4″, 3″, 3-1/2″; Length 7′ (straight sticks for clean runs).
- Install: Mitre corners or use backband/plinth as desired; nail to jamb/stud, fill, caulk, and paint.
Specifications
- Category: Casing (door/window moulding)
- Profile: Step Bevel (modern stepped face)
- Material: Paulownia hardwood, paint-grade (lightweight, easy-to-work)
- Factory Finish: White primer; requires paint topcoat
- Dimensions (nominal): Face widths: 2-3/4 in / 3 in / 3-1/2 in; Length: 7′ each
- Purpose: Frames openings and conceals wall-to-jamb joints for a refined, durable edge.
