Interior Trim

These standards are by no means an exhaustive list and is meant as a base standard of work. Unique situations will arise, please direct any questions towards the Project Manager or Superintendent.

For cabinet layout, please see the following blue print pages:

A-C, F-G plans: See page A106
D plan: See page 107
F plan duplex: See page 105

These standards are by no means an exhaustive list and is meant as a base standard of work. Unique situations will arise, please direct any questions towards the Project Manager or Superintendent.

RETURNS

SCRIBE MOLDING

CASED OPENINGS: LAUNDRY DRYER VENT

DOORS

WINDOWS

BASEBOARD & MITERS

INTERNAL STAIRWAY (2-STOREY)

RETURNS

Clean returns are expected around the lattice & base of kitchen island, as well as the base to skirt board of internal stairwell (2-story)

SCRIBE MOLDING

Scribe molding should be installed to cover any significant gaps and create a clean transition between elements and ensure cabinet drawers and doors can open properly

CASED OPENINGS: LAUNDRY DRYER VENT

Treat the silver laundry dryer vent as a cased opening for a clean termination point at the base. Use window trim casing to wrap the entire vent.

White Dryer Vent will get a face plate, DO NOT wrap white dryer vents.

F plan laundry vent can be silver or white, treat as stated above

DOORS

All doors should be shimmed to ensure proper margin when closed (never "resting" on frame)
Shims should be installed in each quarter of the door: the top, the bottom, above and below the handle hole (then mirror on the hinge side)

Doors should have equal & consistent reveal between door and frame: 1/4" to 3/16" gap around entire jamb.

Door frames should have no more than a 1/8" gap between frame and flooring

Neighboring doors should have equal distance the entire height

Door casing should have equal reveal when close to a wall corner

Attic access stairs should also have equal & consistent reveal between door & frame and access should function easily and smoothly after trim is in place.