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Your owners walk the design showroom; your crew gets a spec it can read and one delivery coordinated with your site.

Send them our way. We take it from there.

Your owners want to touch the material; you want a clean spec and a delivery date. Send them to the design showroom: we walk them through the selections, keep the choices inside what the budget and schedule can hold, and send you back a spec you can build from.

Every beam is specified side by side, A to D, with nominal and actual dimensions both on the sheet: the eight by eight you talk in, and the seven and a quarter it actually is. Beams mount over concealed cleats and fasten from the top, never through the faces.

From the Journal: How to spec a box beam →

A spec your crew can read.

Sides A to D, spelled out per beam, with nominal and actual dimensions on every line. The sheet answers the questions before the crew has to ask them.

Nominal to actualThe sheet carries both: the eight by eight you ordered and the seven and a quarter it is.
A to DEach face specified, so the crew knows what goes where before the truck opens.
InstallConcealed cleats, blocking planned at frame stage, no fasteners in finished faces.
DeliveryOne coordinated drop, scheduled with your site.
“The beam everyone else passed on is usually the reason the job comes here.”

Bring us the odd ones.

A steel girder that has to read as timber, a span nobody stocks, a grid hung from a commercial ceiling. Because every beam is built hollow, to the drawing, the odd conditions price like work, not like problems.

Send the condition as it actually is, photos, a field sketch, the framing plan, and we will come back with the beam that solves it. Solid beam material up to 33 feet long rides our own truck.

One call when it’s not standard.

Odd spans, steel to wrap, a girder to hide: bring it. One call, 828-966-9000, and we will tell you how we would build it.

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