Plinth blocks (also spelled plynth block) are placed at the bottom of doorways next to the baseboard. Casing is then applied between plinth blocks following up along the doorway edge to the corner rosette. Plinth blocks are normally 1/4" to 1/2" wider than the casing leaving a nice reveal on each side giving the treatment a grand look.
You can choose the plain style; match a bullseye or embossed plinth with a corresponding bullseye or embossed corner block. They are available in red oak, cherry, maple, pine and tulip poplar. Other species and sizes can be made by special request.
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Please note: Minimum $25 order for Rosettes and Plinth Blocks
(All rosettes and plinth blocks are sold unfinished)
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NOTICE: All rosettes and plinth blocks shown throughout this site have been finished for purposes of illustration, however, all rosettes and plinth blocks will be shipped unfinished.
Plinth blocks (also spelled plynth block) are placed at the bottom of doorways next to the baseboard. Casing is then applied between plinth blocks following up along the doorway edge to the corner rosette. Plinth blocks are normally 1/4" to 1/2" wider than the casing leaving a nice reveal on each side giving the treatment a grand look.
