The finish moldings, such as baseboards or base shoe.
In audio mixers, the gain adjustment for the first amplification stage of the mixer. The trim control helps the mixer cope with the widely varying range of input signals that come from real-world sources. It is important to set the trim control correctly; its setting determines the overall noise performance in that channel of the mixer. See mic preamp.
The general term for molding and finishing materials.
Nonfunctional metal or plastic molding, frames, and other decorative additions to vehicle bodies and interiors.
The finish materials on the exterior of a building, such as moldings applied around openings (window trim, door trim), siding, windows, exterior doors, attic vents, crawl space vents, shutters, etc. Also, the physical work of installing these materials.
Finishing pieces of tile that transitions two area.
Stone used as decorative items only, such as sills, coping, enframements, etc., with the facing of another material.
a decoration or adornment on a garment; "the trimming on a hat"; "the trim on a shirt"
decorate, as with ornaments; "trim the christmas tree"; "trim a shop window"
decorate (food), as with parsley or other ornamental foods
fabric, such as ribbon, lace, or braid, that is used as a finish or decorative edging.
Decorative woodwork typically used around the edges of a room or building; usually trim is found around windows, doors, or the baseboard.
Woodwork, often detailed, that finishes off certain elements in a home, such as windows, doors, stairs and cabinetry.
Visible molding surrounding a window opening.
Decorative cording, braids, or fringes applied to the edges or hems of draperies, to match or contrast the panel fabric.
Finishing materials applied over a surface, such as widows, doors, or baseboard trim.
The Braid, Fringe, Beads or other items we use to add the finishing touches to our Shades. (Also see *Beads*, *Braid* & *Fringe*)
Molding; baseboard, door and window casing, etc., generally constructed from wood, plastics or metals.
The light gage metal used in the finish of a building, especially around openings and at intersections of surfaces, such as wall corner trim, eave and gable trim, etc.
The finish materials in a building, such as moldings applied around openings (window trim, door trim) or at the floor and ceiling of rooms (baseboard, cornice, and other moldings).
A strip placed over the face of a doorjamb for decorative purposes.
In building stone, that stone used as decorative members on a structure built or faced largely with other masonry material such as brick, tile, block, or terracotta. Trim items include sills, jambs, lintels, coping, cornices, quoins, and others.
A term used to designate the outside decorative covering of a faucet rough-in valve. Usually includes items such as a showerhead, handles, tub spout, etc.
Interior finish materials, including door locks, knobs, hinges, and other metal hardware; moldings around windows and doors; and other decorative work.
The outside decorative parts that hide a faucet rough-in.
The work that the "mechanical" contractors perform to finish their respective aspects of work, and when the home is nearing completion and occupancy
The finish materials in a building at the floor of rooms (baseboard,base shoe,quarter round for example).
The finish materials in a building, such as moldings, applied around openings or at the floor or ceilings of rooms.
Nonfunctional metal or plastic moldings, frames, and other decorative additions to car bodies and interiors.
is the finished material such as molding which is applied around openings - window or door trim - or at the floor and ceiling - baseboard, cornice.
The finish materials in a building, such as narrow boards applied around openings (window trim, door trim) and vertical corner battens.
Decorative elements such as fringe on an accent pillow or moldings on a bookcase.
One-by lumber used as siding corner boards or as finish materials around windows and doors, under eaves or around cornices.
The light gage metal used in the finish of a building, especially around openings and at intersections of surfaces, often referred to as flashing.
Trim is the decorative element of the fitting which is mounted externally.
Any type of finish material designed to disguise, cover, or decorate joints of two different members.
A term with two meanings. Trim (in relation to finishing) refers to additional decorative elements (graphics, lines, etc) added to an existing finish. Trim (in relation to flying) refers to making mechanical adjustments that will allow the plane to fly predictably and well.
Removal of excess material (flash) on a molded rubber article.
Finishing materials applied over a surface, such as window, door, or baseboard trim.
wood molding, strips for finish and decoration.
A term used in artwork production. The trim size is normally the finished size of the item (e.g. brochure, business card etc).
Removal of excess material (flash) from a molded rubber article.
Millwork, primarily mouldings, that finishes off window and door openings, fireplaces, walls and other members.
Light gauge metal, also referred to as flashing, used in the finish of a steel building.
An embellishment added for decoration or functional purpose. Examples: fringe on a skirt or pillow, moldings on an armoire.
Trim or trimming in clothing and home decorating is applied ornament, such as gimp, passementerie, ribbon, ruffles, or, as a verb, to apply such ornament.