Jamb Moulding

The jambs moulding is a thin trim that serves to cover the gap between a jamb and the wall surface. Without it, those edges often look somewhat rough or unfinished, especially after drywall installation. The moulding fills that gap and creates a nice, crisp transition that looks seamless from frame to wall.

It is most often made from high-quality wood, MDF, or PVC and can be painted or stained to match surrounding trim. What really makes this moulding distinctive, though, is that it's both strong and subtle: it reinforces corners that take more bumps from furniture and foot traffic yet keeps a clean, understated aesthetic. This trim does an equally great job in traditional homes with ornate casings or in modern spaces with simple, minimal lines.