Definition
A drip mold is a decorative feature on buildings, designed to direct water away from walls. It's a projecting molding above a window or door. Think of it as an eyebrow for a building, shielding it from rain. Unlike plain moldings, it has a specific shape and function. It channels rainwater away from the wall surface. It prevents water damage and stains. Its design protects the building and adds architectural detail. These moldings add a touch of elegance while being very practical.