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      "name": "What is the difference between interior and exterior window trim?",
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        "text": "Interior window trim, known as casing, serves primarily an aesthetic purpose, covering the gap between the window frame and the wall, and enhancing the room's design. Exterior window trim, or exterior casing, provides weather protection, preventing water intrusion, and contributes significantly to your home's curb appeal. Exterior trim materials are typically more durable and weather-resistant, such as PVC or treated wood, compared to interior trim which often focuses on decorative finishes. Both are crucial for a complete window installation.",
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        "description": "Interior trim (casing) is for aesthetics, covering gaps. Exterior trim provides weather protection and curb appeal, using more durable materials."
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  "description": "Interior trim (casing) is for aesthetics, covering gaps. Exterior trim provides weather protection and curb appeal, using more durable materials."
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