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Dakota Wood Box Beams are reclaimed Douglas fir. The
wood came from a church that was disassembled in South Dakota. It was
originally the floor joist in the church supporting the main level
floor. This wood was shipped by rail in the early 1900s to this region.
Douglas fir is not native to this area. It grew in the northwest
Oregon or Washington State.
Note: All our box beams are
made from authentic reclaimed wood. All are unique and may contain
nail holes, distress marks, checking, or peg holes. Each beam will
have an individual look due to warp, twist, wane and inconsistency
of material thickness. This adds to the realism and character of authentic
reclaimed wood. Due to the irregularities in reclaimed timbers, the
inner dimensions of the box beams will vary. Please be very careful
when cutting through these beams. There could be nails and/or screws
buried below the surface. Use caution! Barron Designs is not responsible
for any bodily harm or damage to your equipment.
Item
#
W
H
L
Unfinished
Order
SFG-4610
4"
6"
10'
$196.12
SFG-4616*
4"
6"
16'
$313.77
SFG-4620*
4"
6"
20'
$392.22
SFG-6610
6"
6"
10'
$245.14
SFG-6616*
6"
6"
16'
$392.22
SFG-6620*
6"
6"
20'
$490.27
SFG-8610
8"
6"
10'
$326.85
SFG-8616*
8"
6"
16'
$522.96
SFG-8620*
8"
6"
20'
$653.71
SFG-8810
8"
8"
10'
$359.54
SFG-8816*
8"
8"
16'
$575.26
SFG-8820*
8"
8"
20'
$719.07
SFG-81010
8"
10"
10'
$457.59
SFG-81016*
8"
10"
16'
$732.15
SFG-81020*
8"
10"
20'
$915.18
* Anything over 12 feet may have a scarf
joint
All
material is authentic reclaimed lumber from turn of the century buildings
located in the Midwest. By using reclaimed lumber, we conserve our
natural resources and preserve a piece of American History. All material
is hand selected and made with close attention to details. The wood
comes from barns, grain buildings and warehouses. The majority of
the wood comes in lengths from 14' to 16'. Occasionally it will reach
lengths in excess of 20' but this is extremely rare. The minimum
width of the wood is 7 3/4" and comes as wide as 11 3/4".
Any widths wider will require a splice joint. Every attempt will
be made to conceal the joint by hand distressing and wood texture
matching. Being authentic material, its actual thickness will vary
on each piece from 1 3/4 " to 2 1/4". All surfaces will
be rough saw and have beautiful patina and interesting character
marks. These marks will create each piece to have a unique look.
Nail holes, peg and post holes, worm holes, cracks and other distress
marks will be present in all sides. Due to its authenticity, lengths
over 12' may require a scarf joint. Our goal is to make these scarf
joints look as authentic as possible. They are part of the interesting
story behind the wood itself. Scarf joints were used to join timber
so they would span the entire length of these majestic buildings
of the past.
Dakota Beam Flat Stock Sample
Item
#
W
H
order
DAKOTA
6"
6"
$25.00
Also available
Walnut Color Caulking Walnut Color Caulking can be used to fill in screw holes and gaps or spaces.
$10.15
Industrial Strength Adhesive
Industrial Strength Adhesive Glue is used for installing and repairing the products.
All
material is authentic reclaimed lumber from turn of the century buildings
located in the Midwest. By using reclaimed lumber, we conserve our
natural resources and preserve a piece of American History. All material
is hand selected and made with close attention to details. The wood
comes from barns, grain buildings and warehouses. The majority of
the wood comes in lengths from 14' to 16'. Occasionally it will reach
lengths in excess of 20' but this is extremely rare. The minimum
width of the wood is 7 3/4" and comes as wide as 11 3/4".
Any widths wider will require a splice joint. Every attempt will
be made to conceal the joint by hand distressing and wood texture
matching. Being authentic material, its actual thickness will vary
on each piece from 1 3/4 " to 2 1/4". All surfaces will
be rough saw and have beautiful patina and interesting character
marks. These marks will create each piece to have a unique look.
Nail holes, peg and post holes, worm holes, cracks and other distress
marks will be present in all sides. Due to its authenticity, lengths
over 12' may require a scarf joint. Our goal is to make these scarf
joints look as authentic as possible. They are part of the interesting
story behind the wood itself. Scarf joints were used to join timber
so they would span the entire length of these majestic buildings
of the past.
