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Transforming Homes with Exposed Ceiling Beams

Architectural beams have long been a staple of high-end design, adding warmth, character, and a sense of history to any room. Whether you are aiming for a Rustic Farmhouse kitchen, a Modern Industrial loft, or a Traditional living room, adding exposed beams to your ceiling instantly elevates the design.

Understanding Hollow Box Beams

Historically, solid timber beams were structural necessities. Today, modern "Box Beams" (U-shaped hollow channels) offer the same visual impact with significantly more functionality. The hollow center allows you to:

Hide structural steel I-beams without framing a drop ceiling.
Route electrical wiring for pendant lights or chandeliers.
Conceal unsightly plumbing pipes or HVAC ducting.
Install lighting fixtures directly into the beam surface.

Why Choose High-Density Polyurethane?

Our Faux Wood Beams are crafted from high-density polyurethane (HDP). This material is molded directly from real timber, capturing every grain, knot, and axe mark with hyper-realistic detail. Unlike wood, HDP is impervious to moisture, making it the perfect choice for high-humidity areas like bathrooms or exterior porches where real wood might rot or warp.

Frequently Asked Questions

How heavy are the beams?

Faux wood beams are ultra-lightweight, weighing approximately 1 lb per linear foot. Real wood box beams are heavier but still significantly lighter than solid timber, allowing for standard installation methods.

Can I install them myself?

Yes. 90% of our customers are DIY homeowners. Because they are lightweight, most beams can be installed by one or two people using construction adhesive and screws into simple wood blocking.

Do you offer custom sizes?

Absolutely. While we have a vast inventory of Quick-Ship sizes, our Timberthane (Faux) and Real Wood collections are made-to-order and can be customized to your exact height, width, and length requirements.

Can they be used outdoors?

Yes. Polyurethane is rot-proof and insect-proof, making it ideal for exteriors. Real wood beams can also be used outdoors but require proper sealing and maintenance to protect against the elements.

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