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OUTWATER 5-1/8 in. x 8 in. x 12.75 ft. Faux Wood Beam, Unfinished, 12 Foot
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OUTWATER 5-1/8 in. x 8 in. x 12.75 ft. Faux Wood Features
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The beam is lightweight and easy to install in indoor and outdoor environments.
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This maintenance free faux beam is dimensionally stable and will not warp or crack.
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Easily create your colors using gel stain or high quality latex paint (acrylic paints).
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3-Sided, "U" Style beam features one closed and one open end.
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Beam Size: 8" W x 5-1/8" H x 12' 9" L. Inside Dimensions: 6-1/4" Top Width x 6" Bottom Width.
About OUTWATER 5-1/8 In. X 8 In. X 12.75 Ft. Faux Wood
Now you can easily and economically recreate the rustic look afforded by authentic, aged unfinished beams with Architectural Products by Outwater unfinished hand hewn beams. Cast from the molds of genuine reclaimed wooden barn beams in high density polyurethane with exacting realism, Architectural Products by Outwater hand hewn beams not only convey all of the characteristic distressed markings and rugged texture of the wood beams that were hewn into shape by early settlers, they are indistinguishable from the originals after which they have been manufactured. Ideally suited for transforming ordinary houses, stores and restaurants into extraordinary, charming country style homes, shops and inns, Architectural Products by Outwater hollowed hand hewn beams are lightweight, sturdy, and easy to install on virtually any type of surface by means of affixing them via countersunk nails or screws to nailing blocks or wood planks. To heighten the overall authenticity of an installation, Architectural Products by Outwater offers optional rubber beam strapping and polyurethane U-brackets, which perfectly replicate the look of the heavy, forged wrought iron fastening hardware used to secure and affix the beams of yesteryear in place.
