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NWP Reclaimed Box Beams
Beauty replicated only by nature.
Every NWP Reclaimed Box Beam is more than a design element. It is a preserved fragment of North American history.
Sourced from 100- to 200-year-old barns and structures
Each beam carries with it the marks of time, craftsmanship, and tradition. When brought into your home, these beams allow you to integrate a historic piece of architecture into your living space.
ORGANIC BEAUTY
These beams are a living testament to the past. They are crafted by hand, shaped by traditional tools, weathered by seasons, and aged by generations of use.
An Evolution of Craft
Installing an NWP Box Beam means more than adding rustic charm. It means placing history overhead. These beams hold stories of early settlers, farmers, and craftspeople who built with integrity and purpose.
Heritage Collection
Reclaimed Box Beams transform ceilings into canvases of history. Experience the Heritage collection and discover beauty that is authentic, enduring, and alive.
FAQS
No. They are decorative only. Northern Wide Plank box beams are hollow, with a wall thickness ranging from ¾” to 1”. This design allows for easy installation, reduced weight, and flexibility to conceal wiring, structural supports, or mechanical elements while maintaining the original look of solid reclaimed wood.
Each Northern Wide Plank Reclaimed Box Beam is crafted from genuine, century-old wood reclaimed from historic barns and agricultural structures across North America. Every piece is carefully restored and crafted into a hollow beam, preserving its natural character and history.
Northern Wide Plank Reclaimed Box Beams are available in a range of standard sizes including 6” (Depth) x 6” (Wide) up to 12” x (Depth) x 12” (Wide), and in lengths up to 22’. Larger and custom sizes are available upon request.
We have three different surface types, including original face softwood thresher box beams (called Allegheny), original circle sawn box beams (called Keystone), and hand-hewn box beams (called Legacy). Allegheny features naturally worn patina of reclaimed barn floors, rich with texture and heritage. Keystone displays authentic circular saw marks from early 1900s steam powered sawmills, offering a rustic yet refined character. Legacy showcases the hand-tool marks of early 19th-century craftsmanship, with visible axe and adze impressions restored to their original beauty.