This is the easier way, which for many people looks better. This method is great when casings are thicker than 1/2". If not, simply bevel back the wainscoting parts to equal the thickness of your existing trim. Or you can replace your door and window trim.
standard stile which has been cut in half at 90 degrees.
illustrates one half of the stile up against the door and window casing.
unlike the sample above the stile does not have to go directly center of the window sill. Take into consideration the distance that you would like for the entire room. Remember, unlike typical paneling systems, Deco Paneled Wainscot allows you to make the panel width whatever you like. trim.
The cap trim will likely need to be beveled back to meet with the door
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The major difference with this method is that you will require a few more components and time to trim around the window (c). Stock items can be used. Most of our customers are hobbyist carpenters who prefer this look. Builders and contractors are obviously more time couscous and prefer the first method.
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