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We are trimming a home with radius walls and radius door jambs. The supplier has delivered the jambs with radius tops but flat to the wall radius. We are using a large casing with backband both made of poplar. So there is no bending for fit. The question of making the jambs on-site has arisen. Does anyone have any suggestions on making this happen?
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We are trimming a home with radius walls and radius door jambs. The supplier has delivered the jambs with radius tops but flat to the wall radius. We are using a large casing with backband both made of poplar. So there is no bending for fit. The question of making the jambs on-site has arisen. Does anyone have any suggestions on making this happen?