ABOUT OUR WOOD CEILING BEAMS
Real wood beams add an old world charm to your space. Exposed timber beams bring an elegant warmth and beauty to your home.
All AmeriCraft real wood beams are made to your exact sizes, and with 6 different wood species to choose from, each beam will be perfect for your project. While other beams require a joint on anything longer than 10' or 15', we make all of our beams up to 24' as a single piece, making installation a breeze and providing the cleanest, finished look possible. When authenticity and craftsmanship matter, AmeriCraft real wood beams are the only choice.
- Both smooth milled and rough sawn textures available
- Choose from Knotty Alder, Poplar, White Oak, Red Oak, Mahogany, or Walnut to suit your project needs
- Manufactured as a single piece all the way up to 24' lengths
- True 3/4" wall thickness
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WOOD BEAM STYLES
We offer wood beams in a variety of different styles. For installations on the ceiling the most common is our "U" shaped beam. However, we also offer these in "L" beams that can easily wrap an outside corner or can be used as a header. We also offer "Box Beams" which can be used in Truss applications.
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L-BEAM
Our beautiful wood "L" beams are the perfect shape for a variety of different uses. You can use them on an undersil, an oversil, a corner and more.
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U-BEAM
Our "U" style wood beams are the most common style of wood beam. This style of beam is commonly used in rooms to give the look of real, structural beams. They are available in a variety of widths, lengths and finishes.
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BOX-BEAM
Box beams are not as common as the previous two, however, they can add a dramatic decorative punch. Box beams can be used to wrap around an existing post, crafting decorative truss systems, and more. They are available in a variety of widths, lengths and finishes.
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BEAM TEXTURES
We offer our authentic wood beams in either a sanded smooth finish or our classic rough texture.
Smooth Beam Texture
Our smooth beam is the perfect choice for customers looking to have the look of a real wood beam without the "rustic" look of having the beam rough sawn.
Rough Beam Texture
Our rough sawn beam gives the warm, old world charm, of an authentically crafted wood beam. With the rough sawn cut the wood beam offers unique beauty.
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WOOD SPECIES
We offer our wood beams in 7 beautiful wood species. The popular Knotty Alder Wood Beam is the perfect choice if you want to show off a rustic, painted or stained wood beam. Or we offer 5 hardwoods that are perfect when trying to match your other stained millwork. We offer Cherry, Mahogany, Maple, Poplar, Red Oak, and Walnut
Knotty Alder
Knotty Alder
Abundant in quantity, the Alder wood species is one of the most common wood species in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States, thus making it one of the most affordable. Alder wood has a beautiful reddish brown appearance. It is characterized by its straight grain and even texture. Those physical characteristics make this wood species great for both staining and painting.
Cherry
Cherry
Cherry wood products have an appealing range of red tones. Additionally, the Cherry wood is known for its smooth texture and impressive strength. This is the perfect wood species to stain if a project deems it necessary. Whether or not it is stained, Cherry wood products are a beautiful compliment to any home project.
Sapele Mahogany
Sapele Mahogany
Sapele Mahogany is an extremely strong and rare wood species. Characterized as having straight to interlocked grain and a medium coarse texture, the Sapele Mahogany wood is incredibly durable. Because of its strength and durability, it is perfect for both interior and exterior use. Additionally, it can be both stained and painted.
Poplar
Poplar
Poplar wood is the paler of wood species with its yellowish brown heartwood and light yellow to white sapwood. It typically has a straight, uniform grain with a medium texture. This particular softwood is perfectly fine to stain, however we recommend using a stain conditioner before staining.
Red Oak
Red Oak
Arguably, the most popular hardwood in the United States, Red Oak can be seen in a variety of different applications. It is known as being quite hard with a coarse texture, but it is a fantastic material to work with, either by hand or with machine tools. Additionally, the Red Oak can be stained fairly easily as well! We do recommend doing a quick sanding of the product before staining it.
Walnut
Walnut
Walnut is an imported lumber with an exceptionally even grain that makes this particular wood species visually stunning. Due to its intense density, there is little to no filler required before painting or staining the Walnut wood product. Finally, it is perfect for both interior and exterior use as it is very durable concerning decay resistance.
White Oak
White Oak
There is no need to compromise durability for beauty, which is why the White Oak wood species is the best of both worlds. With a straight grain, the White Oak is perfect to stain or faux finish. It is rated as incredibly strong. Unlike Red Oak, White Oak is resistant to rot and suitable for both interior and exterior applications.
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