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Oak Rough Sawn Noir Wood Beams (BM103NOR)

Oak Rough Sawn Noir Beams represent the darkest and most refined product that we offer. Black tones settle deep into the Rough Sawn surface, revealing Oak grain through a sleek and dramatic finish. Charcoal appears subtly in grazing light, while natural checking and mineral traces add depth beneath the saturated color.

Noir is ideal for contemporary and industrial interiors where beams become defining architectural elements, vaulted ceilings, floating trusses, and statement features.

Available in any size, these beams ar designed for projects seeking maximum contrast and modern sophistication.

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“Whether people are fully conscious of this or not, they actually derive countenance and sustenance from the ‘atmosphere’ of the things they live in or with. They are rooted in them just as a plant is in the soil in which is planted.” -Frank Lloyd Wright

Rough Sawn Beams Detailed Specs

Rough Sawn beams carry the marks of their history. Crafted from authentic reclaimed wood, each beam tells a story. Sourced from older structures like barns, factories, and vintage buildings, they showcase an original patina and distinctive saw marks from their original milling. Left with their original face to highlight their natural beauty, the rough sawn boards have subtle variations in texture and tone. Compared to the Hand Hewn beams, our rough sawn beams are less rustic with a surface that allows for more consistant surface and stain finishes. The lighter-weight box beams combine the beauty of the original surface with the benefit of being lighter weight to ship and install. Use box beams as a new architectural design element or to cover existing elements or beams. E&K Rough Sawn Beams deliver the presence of true vintage timber while offering flexible customization for any project.

  • Box Joinery: In an ideal situation, we take a single solid Rough Sawn beam that is the size of the box beam we are making. We resaw the face and two sides from the solid beam and reassemble these skins with a miter joint. If we cannot make the size needed from a single solid beam, we will use pieces from multiple beams and will miter them together using our proprietary techniques that mean the finished beam will read as a solid beam.
  • Box Length Joint: Miter joint, Lock Miter joint.
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  • Source: Reclaimed beams taken from barns and other old structures.
  • Colors: Natural wood colors found on exterior patina. Custom staining options are available to complement your design. Reclaimed wood beams offer natural variation creating depth, warmth, and visual interest that makes every installation feel unique and authentic. Because of this natural variation, colors and stains will differ from beam to beam and may not be an exact match to samples.
  • Species: Oak, Mixed Hardwood, Douglas Fir, Pine, Hemlock.
    close up of Oak Rough Sawn Unfinished Box Beam

    Oak

    Mixed Hardwood

    Pine

    close up of Douglas Fir Rough Sawn Unfinished Box Beam

    Douglas Fir

    Hemlock Mushroom Wood

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  • Surface: Rough Sawn. Standard preparation includes power washing, light brushing and light sanding.
  • Box Face Thickness: Standard 3/4”, Engineered 4mm, Custom.
  • Width and Height: All Sizes.
  • Length: Any Length
    Graphic of the end of the beam, showing a butt joint
  • Box Length Joint: Miter joint, Lock Miter joint.
  • Box Clearance: When wrapping existing beams we recommend clearance of at least ¼” on each side, ½” total for width and ¼” height for interior dimensions.
  • Box Preparation: All box beams are shipped ready to install.
  • Other Reclaimed Wood Products: We offer reclaimed wood beams in other species and surfaces. Please see our selection of Rough Sawn Beams, Planed Beams, Resawn Beams, and Weathered Grey Beams. We also offer a selection of other reclaimed wood products including Reclaimed Wood Floors, Reclaimed Wood Wall Paneling and Siding, and Reclaimed Redwood Lumber.

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