Hollow Wood Beams & Mantels

The Beauty of Solid Wood, Without the Weight

We manufacture our hollow wood beams and mantels onsite at our Ottawa mill to your exact specifications.

Often called faux beams or box beams, our hollow wood products are made out of real wood in a variety of species and sizes.

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Standard Hollow Wood Beam Specifications

Our standard beam program makes it easy to quote the most popular species and sizes quickly. Custom dimensions and additional species are available on request.

Longer lengths and wider face widths are available for most species using laminations. Please note beams over 16′ in length require a scarf joint.

Reclaimed and natural white oak options contain knot holes up to 25mm and are backed with black fabric during construction.

Species Thickness Maximum Face Width Maximum Length
Brown Board (Reclaimed) 3/4", 15/16" 11-1/4" 12'
Grey Board (Reclaimed) 3/4", 15/16" 11-1/4" 12'
Harvested Grey (Reclaimed Inspired) 3/4", 15/16" 11-1/4" 16'
Natural White Oak 3/4", 15/16" 7-1/4" 12'
Select Hemlock 11/16", 15/16" 5-1/2" 16'
Torrefied Hemlock 3/4", 15/16" 9-1/4" 16'
Torrefied Pine 3/4", 15/16" 11-1/4" 16'
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Faux Beam and Mantel Installation

Each hollow wood beam and mantel is built for efficient installation.

Mantels include a solid wood mounting bracket for secure wall attachment.

Beams are shipped assembled or flat packed as requested. Flat-packed beams are pre-mitered for accurate assembly and a precise, seamless fit in ceiling, wall, or post applications.

To ensure proper fit, please provide the required inside dimensions when ordering beams or posts.

Two Sided Beam

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Used where only two faces are visible, a 2-sided faux beam creates a clean look along walls or ceilings while allowing access for wiring or mechanical systems.

Three Sided Beam

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Commonly installed as a ceiling ridge beam, a 3-sided hollow wood beam provides the look of solid timber and space to conceal electrical or mechanical components.

Four Sided Post

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A 4-sided hollow wood post is fully enclosed, ideal for wrapping structural columns or creating decorative posts with the appearance of solid wood.

Five Sided Mantel

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A 5-sided hollow wood mantel encloses all visible faces and mounts over a support cleat for a seamless, finished look around fireplaces or feature walls.

Hollow Wood Beam  & Mantel Texture Options

We manufacture each hollow wood beam and mantel to order. In addition to customizing the species and size, you can also choose the wood texture.

Rough

Rustic texture with minimal processing for a natural, weathered look.

Brushed

Rough surface aggressively brushed to highlight grain and add texture.

Resawn

Freshly sawn surface that exposes clean wood grain while keeping a rustic character.

Dressed & Sanded

Smooth, ready-to-finish surface. Not available for reclaimed material.

Looking for Solid Timbers and Mantels?

We have a large stock of reclaimed timbers and mantels as well as Douglas fir and pine options. 

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Reach out your specifications on size and species, and we'll be able to provide a quote and more accurate lead times.

We aim to respond to all requests in one business day. 

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We are currently quoting a general 6-week lead time. Please reach out to our team for a quote and more accurate lead times based on your specific project.

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