Custom Faux Wood Beams

Our faux wood box beams are custom made for your project. Just Send us a message with the info below and our beam builder will schedule a phone call with you. We ship nationwide USA and Canada.

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  • Length, Height, Width
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Ceiling Beams Collection

Faux Wood Beams

Our wood faux beams are engineered from 3/4 inch solid hardwood. They are also known as "beam wraps". We can make faux beams in much longer lengths than solid wood beams. If you have a ceiling span longer than 16 feet, this will likely be your best option.

Faux Beams

Ceiling Beams Collection

Solid Wood Beams

Choose from our large selection of solid wood beams. We have rustic and modern scandinavian style.

Solid Wood Beams

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Charlotte Lumber can build almost anything for your home or business. Bring your design and we will bring it to life.

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  • Lead Time

    Solid Beams

    3-5 days avg.


    Faux Beams (wood)

    5-10 days avg.


    Faux Beams (foam)

    14 days avg.

  • Nationwide Delivery

    We deliver faux and solid wood beams to 48 US states.

  • Beam Construction

    Solid Beams - Our solid wood beams are made of 100% hardwood.

    Faux Beams (wood) - Our faux wood beams are made of solid white oak or hickory.

    Faux Beams (foam) - We also offer foam ceiling beams if you need a lighter weight material for your project.

Beam FAQs

Wood beams are structural elements commonly used in
construction to provide support and stability to buildings and other
structures. They have been a fundamental component of construction for
centuries due to their strength, versatility, and natural aesthetic appeal.
Here are some key aspects to know about wood beams:

Types of Wood:

  • Hardwood: Hardwood beams are derived from deciduous trees like oak, maple, and cherry. They are known for their durability and attractive appearance.
  • Softwood: Softwood beams come from coniferous trees like pine, spruce, and cedar. They are more readily available and are often used for structural purposes.

Common Uses:

  • Load-Bearing Beams: Wood beams are often used as load-bearing members, supporting the weight of the structure above. They can be found in walls, floors, and roofs.
  • Decorative Beams: In some cases, wood beams are used decoratively, adding a rustic or traditional touch to a space. These may be non-structural and are often referred to as faux or "box beams."

Types of Wood Beam Shapes:

  • Solid Beams: These are typically rectangular or square in shape and are made from a single piece of wood.
  • Glulam Beams: Glued laminated timber (glulam) beams are constructed by gluing together multiple layers of wood to form a larger, stronger beam.
  • LVL Beams: Laminated veneer lumber (LVL) beams are made by bonding thin wood veneers together. They are strong, stable, and often used in modern construction.

Beam Sizing:

  • The size of a wood beam is determined by factors like the span it needs to cover, the load it needs to support, and the type of wood used. Structural engineers or architects calculate the required beam size based on these factors.

Installation:

  • Proper installation is crucial to ensure the safety and stability of a structure. Beams are usually secured with hardware like bolts, brackets, and hangers.
  • When using wood beams, it's important to consider factors like moisture resistance and protection against pests, as untreated wood is susceptible to decay and infestation.

Maintenance:

  • To maintain the integrity of wood beams, it's essential to inspect them regularly for signs of damage, such as rot, cracks, or insect infestations. Damaged beams should be replaced or repaired as needed.
  • Applying a protective finish or sealant can help extend the lifespan of wood beams, especially in outdoor or exposed applications.

Sustainability:

  • Wood is considered an eco-friendly building material because it is renewable and can be sourced from sustainably managed forests. Engineered wood products, like glulam and LVL, make efficient use of wood resources.

Design Considerations:

  • The use of wood beams can significantly influence the aesthetic of a space. They can be left exposed to create a rustic or natural look, or they can be covered or painted for a more finished appearance.
  • When using wood beams in construction, it's crucial to adhere to building codes and regulations to ensure safety and compliance.

Wood beams are an enduring and versatile choice in
construction, offering both structural support and a warm, natural ambiance to
a variety of architectural styles.

 

Alabama

Beams for projects in Alabama are built at our Georgia facility and will delivered to the job site in AL.

California

We regularly work with contractors, interior designers and homeowners in California. Just give us a call and ask for a beam specialist. Please have your faux or solid beam dimensions ready if possible for an accurate build quote and delivery estimate.

Florida

If you need ceiling beams in Florida, the beams would be built at our Georgia facility and delivered to Fla.

Georgia

We build beams locally in Georgia. They can be picked up in Georgia or delivered to your location.

North Carolina

We build beams locally in Charlotte, NC for contractors, builders and renovation companies. These beams can be picked up at our warehouse or delivered to your job site.

South Carolina

Ceiling beams for projects located in SC can be built in GA or NC. Whichever is closest to your job site. Just let our sales team know before beam construction begins.

Tennessee

Tennessee beams are built in Georgia. They can be delivered to your jobsite.

New York

We frequently build solid and faux beams for projects in New York. Talk to our beam experts about your project and delivery to your home or jobsite.

Virginia

VA beams are built in NC. They can be delivered to your jobsite or picked up at our Charlotte, NC location.