You’re not looking for cookie-cutter lumber. You’re looking for wood that’s earned its character the hard way — through decades of storms, seasons, and sweat. That’s the story reclaimed weathered grey pine tells. Every board wears its age proudly, showing off sun-bleached tones, nail holes, and saw marks that give your space the kind of depth only time can create.

At BeechCreek Timber Co., we take pride in finding and reclaiming pine that’s seen generations of use in barns and mills across the Southeast. We pull every nail, mill every board, and turn that weathered history into box beams, mantels, and builds that’ll easily outlast the next hundred years.

Description

Weather Grey Reclaimed Pine Box Beams

Our box beams are crafted from authentic reclaimed white oak sourced from structures dating back to the 1800s, showcasing the unique character and history of the wood.

• 2, 3 or 4 -sided box construction with outside dimensions as listed above
• Corners mitered for a clean, seamless appearance
• Backside planed and all visible faces sanded
• Natural color range of light to dark grey  and silver
• Weather Grey Reclaimed Pine is the outside siding board and due to weathering, more stress      cracks appear and have light to medium saw marks
• Bore care treatment applied for added protection and stability
• Built from barn wood siding that is anywhere from 60 to 200 years old
• Standard lead time: approximately 12 weeks

Each beam is one-of-a-kind, with natural variation in grain, stress cracks, nail holes, bug holes, knots, and patina that reflects its historic origin.

INSTALLATION

Here is what we recommend doing for installation. 

• Install Support Brackets: Use wood 2'x4'-10' for brackets or other support structures to anchor the beams securely to the ceiling or wall. Make sure the brackets are properly spaced and aligned. You may have to rip down the 2"x4"-10' to match the inside dimension of the box beam.
• Attach the Beams: Lift the wood box beams into place and attach them to the support brackets using lag bolts or screws. Ensure that the 

RECOMMENDED TOOLS AND SUPPLIES 

• Lag Bolts
• 2'x4'-10'
• Level 
• Skill saw
• Speed square
• Wrenches 
• Ladders/Scaffolding 
• Braces 
• Drill & Bits 
• Trim screws

CARE & MAINTENANCE 

Use recommended cleaning products and pads. Consider applying a finish for long-term protection of the beams

How to Measure

1. Measure the length:

 Determine the length of the box beam you need by measuring the distance between the two points where the beam will be installed. Be sure to measure precisely to avoid any gaps or overhangs. 

2. Measure the width:

Measure the width of the box beam by determining how wide you want the beam to be. This will depend on your design preferences and the dimensions of the space where the beam will be installed. 

3. Measure the height: 

Measure the height of the box beam by determining how tall you want the beam to be. This will also depend on your design preferences and the overall look you're trying to achieve. 

4. Consider additional details: 

If your box beams have any special features such as decorative trim, end caps, or other customizations, be sure to measure these as well to ensure that the final product matches your specifications. 

5. Chat with us: 

Once you have your measurements, reach out to us to confirm that your measurements are accurate and to discuss any additional details or customization options.