Whether you need trim for arched doorways or windows, curved mouldings for custom cabinets and mantels, or curved crown, baseboard, and chair rails for that unusually shaped room, the Tague Custom Millwork Division can make it to your exact requirements.

Laminating, piecing together, or sawing out of large stock: there's more than one way to build an arched door jamb. April 18, 2015

Elegance: Smooth, flowing curves soften sharp corners and bring a sense of refinement to doorways, windows, and arches. Versatility: Perfect for traditional or modern designs, curved mouldings and jambs add both character and continuity to your space.

At Custom Curved Mouldings we produce custom arched radius casings for all shapes of doors, windows, arched passageways and other applications. Below are a few examples of radius casings we have produced over the past 20+ years.

Our fllexible Jamb/Flat Stock boards can be used for arched casings, curved base boards, curved extension, window and arched jambs, window stop and more. Our flex flat stock can also be ripped down with normal woodworking tools for many other uses.

Discover our expert craftsmanship in creating custom curves for windows, doorways, and archways. We also provide high-quality curved wooden jambs tailored to fit any size or shape. Enhance your space with our unique designs and superior materials.

Whether you need a curved extension jamb, a full jamb or panel jamb set, we can produce it for you in the wood species needed. We cut our jamb forms to exact measurements off our CNC …

Dec 10, 2019 · Building an arched door jamb for an arched door and the same way you can build arched jamb for a window out of plywood, and then glue on an exterior wood pie...

At Curved Casing Company, we specialize in creating custom curves for windows, doorways, and archways. Our expertly crafted curved wooden jambs fit all sizes and shapes, ensuring a perfect match for your unique design needs.

May 1, 1991 · Synopsis: The author explains his technique for fabricating casing for curved windows by ripping molding into thin strips and laminating them around a curved form. A sidebar shows how he uses the same approach to make curved jambs.