Box beams that look like the real thing — because the wood is real.

A solid beam is milled from a single piece of timber — dense, heavy, and typically used where the beam is structural or visible from more than three sides. A box beam is built from hardwood boards assembled into a hollow structure, giving you the exact look of a solid beam at a fraction of the weight and cost. Every Beam & Baron box beam uses solid hardwood on all visible faces — no veneers, no MDF cores.

Our beams ship in 12-foot sections as standard. Anything longer arrives in multiple pieces for butt joint assembly on site — with hand-finished ends, the joint disappears once installed. One-piece beams up to 20 feet, custom joints, and custom splice patterns are all available on request. There's no hard cap on total length — tell us what you need at quote and we'll spec the shipping and joint approach.

Yes. Our beams ship 3-sided as standard — built to wrap a structural member or ledger against a ceiling — but 2-sided and 4-sided assemblies are available on request. Four-sided beams are common for freestanding beams, mantels, and column wraps. Add the configuration you need to your quote and we'll price it accordingly.

Most beam orders ship within 8–10 weeks of order confirmation, depending on species, finish, and quantity. Custom finishes, longer lengths, and larger orders add time. We confirm your exact lead time in writing at the quote stage so you can plan your project around a real date, not an estimate.

Yes. Custom color matching is available on any beam order — send us a swatch, a piece of an existing finish, or a reference photo and we'll develop a match in our shop. Custom finishes require an approval sample before your order goes into production. It's an extra step, but it means no surprises on delivery.