Posts Tagged ‘finish’

7th January

Spotlight on Faq Thursday

Q: Do you offer multiple stains on the beams?

A: Depending on which style of faux wood beam you choose, you may have a choice between a few finishes.

Timber, Raised Grain, Rustic, Sandblasted, Roughsawn, Custom Woodland, Custom Aspen, Custom Hand Hewn and Pecky Cypress beams come with the option of being unfinished*, or being finished with walnut stain.

Here are some examples of the colors:

Faux Timber Beams
Unfinished*
Faux Timber Beams
Walnut

 

Custom Woodland is currently our only line to have an option of a Cedar stain:

Custom Woodland Beams
Unfinished
Custom Woodland Beams
Walnut
Custom Woodland Beams
Cedar

Mesa, Windswept, Tahoe, Belmont, Colorado logs and Montana logs are only offered in unfinished*.


unfinished*

 

Regal and Regal 2 come finished in white**:


White**

Charlet faux beams are available in a Pine color:

Chalet Beams
Pine

* Unfinished beams can be easily stained or painted to match any decor.
** These beams are prepped for painting and come pre-primed in white.

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27th August

Getting a Knotty Pine look on Faux Wood Beams

 

Getting a Knotty Pine look on Faux Wood Beams

Thinking about getting the knots on your new Faux Wood Beams to stand out like real knotty pine wood? Follow these few easy steps to get your beams looking great!

First you must pick the stain for your beam, in this example we used American Walnut by Minwax. Minwax Knotty Pine Color
Staining knots to knotty pine color You will need to apply the stain to the knot area of the beam using a small paint brush. When you have finished, you will need to remove any extra stain. you can blot it off using a rag.
After the stain has fully dried, you will need to coat the beam with an overall stain.We used English Oak by Minwax. Minwax overall beam stain
Staining the whole beam You can use a larger brush to stain the whole beam. Remember to remove any extra stain.
Let the beam dry and your all set! Finished staining the knots
Here are some beams that a customer had this process done to.

Click to enlarge
Knotty pine Knotty pine picture 2 Knotty pine picture 3

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