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Add a polished, finished look to your doors and windows with high-quality casing. Casing trim is essential for covering gaps between walls and frames while enhancing the architectural style of your space. Whether you prefer a simple, modern profile or something more decorative and traditional, we carry a wide range of styles, sizes, and materials—including MDF, oak, maple, fir, hemlock, and more. Our casing options are available in raw or pre-primed finishes, ready for paint or stain to match your interior design. Perfect for new builds, renovations, or custom projects, casing trim ties a room together with clean, crisp lines and lasting detail. As a proudly Canadian company with locally owned stores, Windsor Plywood offers hard-to-find moulding profiles and expert advice to help you make the right choice. Visit your local store to explore our full casing selection and complete your project with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What fir products does Windsor Plywood carry?
Windsor Plywood carries Douglas fir lumber in a range of structural and appearance grades. Douglas fir is the primary construction framing and structural wood throughout western Canada, available in standard dimensional sizes. Clear and select grades are available for interior millwork, flooring, and timber framing applications. Pressure-treated fir for exterior structural use is also stocked.
What makes Douglas fir suitable for structural applications?
Douglas fir has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio, a straight grain that resists splitting, high stiffness, and good fastener holding strength. It is the most widely used structural lumber species in western Canadian construction for framing, beams, posts, and engineered wood products. Its combination of strength, stiffness, and availability makes it the benchmark species for structural wood design tables.
Can Douglas fir be used for interior finished work?
Yes. Clear grade Douglas fir is used for interior flooring, panelling, doors, stair components, and timber-frame exposed structural elements. The prominent straight grain and reddish-brown colour of Douglas fir are design assets in rustic, craftsman, and timber-frame interior aesthetics. It machines and finishes well, though the pronounced grain requires filling for the smoothest painted surfaces.
What finishes work on Douglas fir?
Douglas fir accepts oil-based and water-based stains, though the difference in absorption between earlywood and latewood grain bands can produce variation in stain depth and colour intensity, which is typically considered an attractive characteristic rather than a defect. Penetrating oil finishes complement the natural grain. For painted applications, a quality primer is important to seal the resinous wood and prevent tannin bleed.
What is the difference between construction-grade and clear-grade Douglas fir?
Construction-grade fir is graded for strength with knots, wane, and other characteristics acceptable for structural use. Clear-grade fir is selected for minimal knots and defects, intended for visible applications where appearance matters. Select structural grade balances strength and appearance. Windsor Plywood stocks multiple grades — contact your local branch to confirm the grades available for your specific project.