Box beams with an invisible corner seam, built from real timber to your drawings in any size and profile.
A box beam is a hollow beam built from real wood boards joined at the corners. Ours start as real timber and a drawing. A miter-lock joint carries the grain around every corner and locks it there, so the finished piece reads as solid timber from every angle, at a fraction of the weight.
The hollow core is not just lighter. It swallows steel, blocking, and wiring, which is why architects bring us the beams other shops turn down. Builders sometimes call these beam wraps; ours are the real-timber kind.
Cedar is the species we stain, and these eight finishes are the palette, hand-applied. Every other species ships unstained, ready for your finisher to set the color on site.
The skin is real timber in the species the project calls for: white oak, plain or thermally modified or hand hewn, Douglas fir, white pine, poplar, and ash. Here it is at work in finished rooms.
“Joe and his staff are first class in every department… After having over 20 beams placed in my mountain home, I was so impressed that I had them custom make a TV table for me in live edge walnut. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this company.”Connie · Google review · 20+ beams in her mountain home
The photograph at the top of the page and the three above are from one house in Western North Carolina. See the whole house →
Whatever brought you to this page, the rest of the wood can come from the same shop, finished to match and delivered on the same schedule.
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