Get the information you need about Molded Series Faux Wood Ceiling Beams before planning your project. The frequently asked questions below cover popular topics related to product selection, ordering, finishing, and installation. For additional assistance, call (800) 396-6410, complete the online Contact Form, or send an Email.
The Douglas Fir texture has a recognizable linear wood-grain pattern that creates the appearance of natural Douglas Fir lumber. Compared with heavily distressed or hand-hewn textures, it provides a cleaner wood appearance that can work well in traditional, transitional, rustic, and contemporary interiors.
Potentially, but the available interior clearance needs to be verified before ordering. Because Molded Series beams have an irregular interior shape created by the molding process, Tilton recommends confirming fit when the beam will be used to conceal an existing structural beam, pipe, duct, wiring, or other obstruction.
Yes. Tilton's Molded Series beams are offered in standard lengths, but the installer can cut them down to the exact length required for the project. This is useful when fitting beams between walls or adapting standard beam lengths to an existing room.
The Molded Series is designed as a more cost-effective option and is cast as a one-piece, 3-sided beam in a selection of standard sizes and lengths. The Artisan Series offers considerably more flexibility in dimensions and configurations, making it better suited to projects that require sizes or profiles outside the Molded Series options.
Yes. Molded Series Douglas Fir faux beams are available with a paint- or stain-ready primer, allowing the final color to be applied on-site. This can be useful when coordinating the beams with flooring, cabinetry, trim, or other finishes in the space.
