Installation walkthroughs, climate-specific picks, room-scale design plans and lab-verified material data — written for builders, designers and homeowners.
Buying Guide
PU faux beams vs traditional materials: comparing polyurethane with foam, fiberglass, and wood alternatives for quality, durability, and value.
Installation Guide
End caps, splice plates, mounting blocks, and beam straps are the small pieces that make a faux beam ceiling look complete. Here's what to order alongside your beams so the install day goes smoothly.
Design Ideas
The distressed, sun-faded character of reclaimed barn timber can be replicated on polyurethane faux beams with a few targeted finishing techniques. Here's how to layer stain, glaze, and texture so a brand new beam reads as 150-year-old oak.
Commercial Application
Public building tenders have specific fire classification requirements that decorative ceiling beams must meet. Here's how to navigate the documentation requirements and what fire-rated PU beams can deliver on commercial specifications.
Commercial Application
Commercial spaces need ceiling beams that meet fire codes without compromising on aesthetic warmth. Fire-retardant PU faux beams deliver both, with documented performance and proven field track records across restaurants, hotels, and offices.
Commercial Application
Public building tenders have specific documentation, classification, and quality requirements that fire-retardant PU faux wood beams must satisfy. Here's a practical guide to navigating the procurement process for government and institutional projects.
Commercial Application
Commercial interiors need ceiling beams that meet fire safety codes without sacrificing the warm timber look. Fire-retardant-treated polyurethane beams are tested to international standards and accepted by most building inspectors. Here's how to specify them correctly.
Commercial Application
Public spaces need decorative ceiling treatments that satisfy fire safety codes while delivering the warm timber aesthetic that makes the space inviting. Fire-retardant safety grade PU faux beams meet both requirements in a single product line.
Material Guide
Building codes require specific fire performance from decorative ceiling materials in many occupancy types. Fire-retardant safety grade PU faux wood beams meet those requirements while delivering the visual warmth that makes interior spaces feel finished.
Commercial Application
Commercial safety compliance requires decorative ceiling materials that satisfy fire codes without compromising on design. Fire-retardant treated PU faux beams are engineered specifically for this dual requirement and have proven themselves across thousands of commercial projects.
Material Guide
Fire-safe certified PU faux wood beams serve a wide range of projects, from single-family homes to large public facilities. The certification unifies aesthetic ambition with safety requirements across occupancy types.
Material Guide
Not all faux wood beams carry a fire rating, and the difference between a rated and non-rated beam matters for commercial code compliance. Here's how to read the documentation and what to ask the supplier.
Material Guide
PU resin faux timber beams can meet international fire safety standards when properly formulated, but the rating system is more nuanced than a simple pass or fail. Here's what the different classifications actually mean for your project.
Our beam specialists can help you choose the right product, calculate quantities and provide layout advice for your specific space.