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Old oak beams from the 18th or 19th century add character to a room, both inside and out. They give a room the cachet and radiance that only old oak beams can achieve. In that regard, let the photos...
Old pine beams When old buildings or sheds are demolished, old pine beams are often released. The beam wood usually comes from the supporting structure. Removing the old beam wood is done with extra...
Old elm beams In addition to softwood and oak, we offer old elm beams. Elm wood is a type of wood that is not offered much (anymore). Elm disease has caused very few trees to remain over the last few...
What are child beams? Child beams are an important part of a wood joist. The smaller beams, often in head sizes such as 10×10 cm or 12×12 cm, lie transverse to or inside the nut beams. The...
What are old purlins? Wooden purlins support the roof of a building; a purlin is the horizontal support beam in the longitudinal direction of the roof. Purlins can also come from a wood floor and in...
Old lake poles What are bollards? A bollard is a heavy beam standing upright in the waterway. Mooring posts are used in brakes, a structure in water used to slow down vessels as they approach a...
Old American pine beams In addition to the European variety, we also offer pine that originally grew in eastern and southern America. These old American pine beams are stronger, and contain fewer to...
An antique wooden pedestal, column or pillar brings a warm atmosphere to any interior or exterior. This pedestal is ideal for placing a lamp or a beautiful plant on it. If you are looking for a...