300x10x5 wood imitation beam

To decorate the ceilings of your house, choose this 3-meter beam in imitation wood. Mounting kit included. This product is made of high-density polyurethane. Maximum nivel of detail of the wood grain and knots. The interior measurements are 290x6x2.5 cm.

Advantages of Imitation Wood Beam

• Lightweight – Polyurethane is much lighter than other materials, allowing you to include or add products without reengineering into your project infrastructure.

• Easy to work with - All of our products can be installed using standard woodworking tools. Installation is quick and easy, and can be done in much less time than other similar products made from traditional materials.

• Low Maintenance - Polyurethane products are impervious to moisture, never rot or deteriorate in high humidity. The products are resistant to environmental degradation and do not break, deform or break apart, as wood does. The products are resistant to termites and other destructive insects. The products can be used for internal and external use (without being exposed to the sun), it can be painted to match any décor.

Installation of imitation wood beam

1. Plan the location they will have, much more so if you have to cover a length greater than the length of the beams. A sketch by hand, with the measurements will be enough.

2. The beams have an assembly kit, which consists of wooden plugs, screws and fixing plugs, which will serve to fix the beam to the ceiling (as long as they are on a smooth ceiling). You should distribute these wooden dowels along the length of the beam.

3. The wooden dowels that are fixed to the ceiling must be aligned. These are the ones that will then fix the beam, so its alignment is essential. Use a line puller or a rope to fix these plugs.

4. If you have to cut the beam, use a cutter, the cut will be much cleaner and straighter.

5. To finally install the beam, you must attach it to the wooden blocks that we have just put on the ceiling. As they have very little weight, they can be fixed with thin headless nails (pins), or, if it is one of the beams with a larger section, they can be screwed and then covered with the touch-up kits, which will cover the screw with the same color as the beam and will be invisible.

6. If you have joints between beams, cover them with imitation wrought iron joints. They are easy to cut (with scissors) and are attached to the beams with cyanoacrylate-type quick glue.