What are Plinth Blocks? Why might you use them? What are plinth blocks, what are the benefits of plinth blocks, how do you install them and what size should you choose? If you’ve got any of these burning questions, then you’ve come to the right place, as in this post – we’re going to run […]

Making your own plinth blocks gives you the flexibility of making the exact height and thickness for whatever door trim you’re installing.

Traditional Style DIY for About $ (so cheap it’s not even worth calculating!) I like to terminate most door trim moldings on top of beefy plinth blocks like these. The plinths give the door t…

plinth block / Skirting block

Traditional Style DIY for $ (Not worth calculating the cost because they are so inexpensive to make.) This easy to build plinth block is appropriate for Victorian style door surrounds only. The nec…

How to install easy door trim - transitional door way

Corner molding never looked clean to me, so I made 50+ of these plinth blocks to dress up my room's inside and outside corners! Similar off-the-rack products ar…

Plinth blocks, door trims, baseboards and even corbels add height, interest and a whole lot extra to your doors and windows and the overall appearance of your rooms. These little features can not only add character, but also unify different living spaces. Tutorials, videos and more. Read more here.

Base buildup & plinth block for the Classical Craftsman Molding Style. base sku# WOBM003 dimensions: 3/4" x 7-1/4" base shoe sku# WOBS001 dimensions: 1/2" x 3/4" plinth block sku# WOPB001 dimensions: 1-3/8" x 8" One of four styles in the WindsorONE Classic American Molding Collection. Historical Background: 1900-1930 The Classical Craftsman Style is inspired by the Arts and Crafts, Bungalow and Prairie movements. These movements rejected Victorian era excesses and embraced the desire to…

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