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Why our faux wood beams are the right choice
You have options when it comes to where you purchase your faux wood beams. But not all manufacturers or stores take the same care when it comes to quality or visual appeal. That’s why savvy shoppers choose DecorativeCeilingTiles.
Our faux wood beams:
- Are made from high-density urethane foam making them much lighter than wood.
- Are moisture resistant and stand up to insects, mold, rot, cracks and splintering for extreme longevity.
- Only require a fraction of the labor and time to install.
- Do not require specialty tools to install.
- Have fire-rated options available for commercial use.
- Come in 8 different finishes and can be primed for on-site staining or painting.
- Can be sized to any width, length, or height with our ready-made or custom-made options.
- Are available in 1 to 4 sides with our customization option
Faux wood ceiling beams that look like authentic timber joists
Faux wood beams add warmth, texture and a lot of personality to your spaces, especially if there are exposed and empty vaulted ceilings. Whether you want to create a lower visual horizon to help open spaces feel more cozy, or have them as a centerpiece adding a subtle touch of character, here are some ways homeowners, contractors, and designers use them to take a space to the next level.
- Natural Pine Finish: warmth for a family kitchen
This kitchen uses our beams to add warmth and character. The light wood tone pairs well with the cabinets, making the ceiling feel more finished without making the room look smaller. It’s a simple update that adds a cozy and natural look.
- Premium Aged Finish: rustic style with a modern twist
In this home, wooden beams were added to give the kitchen a more rustic feel. The darker finish stands out against light walls and ceiling, adding a natural contrast that makes the room feel warm and welcoming.
- 10-Foot Beams: clean lines for a large room
This project shows how our wooden beams can add structure to a wide ceiling. The long beams create clear lines that make the space look more balanced while keeping it light and open.
- Burnished Pine: framing kitchen lighting
This kitchen features a large wooden beam placed above the island lights. The beams add warmth and help frame the lighting, making the space feel more inviting.
- Burnished Honey Dew: adding shelving to a kitchen
In this kitchen, our beams were used to build open shelving. This finish blends really well with the neutral tones of the space. It’s a great example of how faux beams can be used.
- 6-ft × 8-in Beams: creating a fireplace mantel
The beams were used to build a fireplace mantel, adding character without requiring heavy structural work.
- 8-ft × 6-in Beams: modern fireplace with built-in shelving
This project uses foam beams to frame a modern fireplace with matching open shelves. The clean lines and natural wood look create a cozy yet contemporary feature wall.
Whether you want to highlight your ceiling, frame lighting, build a mantel or add custom shelving, faux beams offer a simple yet creative way to add texture. If you need help choosing the right size, style or finish, our team is always happy to guide you. Contact us today.
Faux wood beams FAQ’s
Depending on the type of beams, lead times are:
- About 1 week for Heritage Beams from Ekena
- About 4 to 6 weeks for Monolithic Beams and 6 to 8 weeks for custom beams from From Plain to Beautiful
- About 4 to 8 weeks for custom beams of any length, width or height
Yes, faux wood beams are designed for both residential and commercial use. We carry an optional Class A fire rating on select faux wooden ceiling beams for commercial spaces.
No, faux wood beams are for decorative purposes only and are not designed to carry weight or provide structural support.
They are made to appear just like real wooden ceiling beams, but are made from a high-density foam. This makes them lighter than traditional wooden joists but not sturdy enough to provide support for the structure or to hold heavy amounts of weight.
To install faux wooden ceiling beams:
- Measure and mark your layout
- Secure 2×2 nailing strips or blocks to the ceiling
- Apply an adhesive and then attach the beam with screws or nails.
- Pre-drill for clean cuts, use the correct tools (saw, drill, tape measure), and fill any seams or holes for a polished finish.
For a complete step-by-step walkthrough with video and pro tips, see our full installation guide.
Regular dusting or wiping with a soft cloth to remove dirt and dust is all that is needed for maintaining faux wooden beams. If they become dirty or have soot from a fireplace, you can clean them with a mild soap and water solution. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the surface.
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