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Faux Beams:
Faux Beams are ceiling beams manufactured out of high-density polyurethane. They have the authentic look of wood, the performance of urethane and come in standard sizes and styles. Most faux beams have a three-sided box design, while select models are available in four-sided designs. Faux beams come factory primed and are readily paintable or stainable unless otherwise noted. Not intended for structural applications; architectural use only.
Faux Beams are ceiling beams manufactured out of high-density polyurethane. They have the authentic look of wood, the performance of urethane and come in standard sizes and styles. Most faux beams have a three-sided box design, while select models are available in four-sided designs. Faux beams come factory primed and are readily paintable or stainable unless otherwise noted. Not intended for structural applications; architectural use only.
Wood Beams:
Wood Beams are ceiling beams manufactured from elegant hardwoods. Authentic Wood Beams are available in a number of both contemporary and antique styles. While listed in standard sizes, wood beams may be customized to include the addition of a fourth side. Due to their box design, they are relatively lightweight and easily manageable for a two-man installation. Wood beams come unfinished and are readily stained or primed. Not intended for structural applications; architectural use only.
Wood Beams are ceiling beams manufactured from elegant hardwoods. Authentic Wood Beams are available in a number of both contemporary and antique styles. While listed in standard sizes, wood beams may be customized to include the addition of a fourth side. Due to their box design, they are relatively lightweight and easily manageable for a two-man installation. Wood beams come unfinished and are readily stained or primed. Not intended for structural applications; architectural use only.
