Measurement Guide

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Crossheads

measuring instructions:

Measuring Tape

Step Ladder

Pencil or Marking Tool

Step Ladder

THINGS TO

REMEMBER

TOOL CHECKLIST DIMENSIONS

EXAMPLE

MEASURING DIAGRAMS

BW: Bottom Width‐how wide the bottom of the crosshead is from one side to the other

TW: Top Width‐how wide the top of the crosshead is from one side to the other

H: Height‐how tall the crosshead is from top to bottom

P: Projection‐how thick the breastplate of the crosshead is

TP: Top Projection‐how thick the top of the crosshead is

Whether you’re working with indoor or outdoor applications, crossheads are an excellent design improvement to the outer casings of doorways and wid-

ows. Often used in tandem with other architectural trim items like pilasters, crossheads provide outstanding visual improvement without spending a lot of

money.Crossheads are used by Contractors, Home Owners, and Home Improvement specialists to add strength, character and impressive artistic design

features to both the exterior and interior of your home.

• You will need to measure the outside of your win-

dow, door, or installation area from trim to trim.

• While measuring you will need to remember

that the top of the crosshead is wider than the

bottom.

• You can either match the trim of your window,

door, or installation area to the bottom of the

crosshead or from the wider piece at the top.