Rosette Blocks
Rosettes, also known as corner blocks, are placed at the
top corners of a door or all four corners of a window. A
rosette corner block is normally 1/4" to 1/2" wider than the
casing width, leaving a reveal on each side. Trim
installation is easy because the application used allows the
casing, which is run between the rosettes and down to the
floor or to a plinth block that is placed next to the
doorway, to be butt-jointed instead of mitered.
Rosettes are available in red oak, cherry, maple, pine,
and tulip poplar. Other species and sizes can be made by
special request.
Move your mouse over the photographs below for more information on each
item.
Our popular rosette designs are: Wellington, Hampton, Bullseye
Our popular rosette edge routings are: Oasis,
Regent, Mini Edge, Plain Edge
Plinth Blocks
Plinth blocks add a decorative design where door trim
meets base molding. As a general rule for matching plinths
to base and casing is that a plinth can be used with any
molding as long as the molding is not wider or thicker than
the plinth.
Our popular plinth block designs are: Federal,
Bridgeford, Louisiana, Springfield, Traditional (traditional
block with any rosette)
Staircase & Corner Blocks
Wood Selections
Our popular wood species are: Oak (Red Appalachian),
Northern White Pine, Poplar, Maple-Red Leaf (soft), Trupan (MDF
board)
A variety of thickness is available. The most common are
3/4", 7/8", 15/16", 1 1/8"
(All rosettes and plinth blocks are sold unfinished.)
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