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Any suggestions on how to case two windows that meet in a corner? There is about a 3-inch space to each window, but the window casing is about 3-inches. With the thickness of the casing, both pieces cannot fit. I was thinking to just treat it like an inside corner (like molding) and miter and backcut on side. Any other ideas? These are “picture-framed” cased windows.
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Any suggestions on how to case two windows that meet in a corner? There is about a 3-inch space to each window, but the window casing is about 3-inches. With the thickness of the casing, both pieces cannot fit. I was thinking to just treat it like an inside corner (like molding) and miter and backcut on side. Any other ideas? These are "picture-framed" cased windows.