Timberthane Rough Cedar Faux Wood Beam, 2-Sided (L-Beam), 8"W x 10"H x 288"L, Aged Finish
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Timberthane Rough Cedar Faux Wood Beam, 2-Sided (L-Beam), 8"W x 10"H x 288"L, Aged Finish
- Item Description: Timberthane Rough Cedar Faux Wood Beam, 2-Sided (L-beam), 8"W x 10"H x 288"L, Aged Finish
- Dimensions: 8 in. Width x 6-3/4 in. Inside Width x 10 in. Height x 8-3/4 in. Height x 1.00 in. Thickness x 288 in. Length
- Every batch is hand finished and will have varying undertones and colors
- Lightweight, easy to install with simple wood blocking
- Authentic and accurate realistic wood textures
- Made of high density polyurethane, extremely durable and no maintenance
- In the dimensions listed above, the inside width and height include a 1/4 inch joint variance and 1 inch beam sheet thickness for a precise fit.
- Hollow construction and modern designs for easy installation
- Indistinguishable wood texture resembling natural lumber beams
- Affordable focal point for ceilings, doorways and more
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