Reclaimed Faux Wood Beams

Usually about 165–190 linear feet in four workdays. On a particularly tight downtown site, an entire run was installed with just a small crew and no heavy equipment — and still finished ahead of schedule.

Absolutely. Most people notice the difference the first evening. The shell reflects harsh noise while the foam core absorbs the rest. At a project near a Miami expressway, the change was dramatic enough that residents started using their outdoor space again.

Yes — we’re obsessive about that. Foam takes acrylic with precision, and we routinely achieve perfect visual matches. A historic property in Savannah once had us match an aged brick tone, and even the neighbors assumed the new wall was original masonry.

No problem. Foam follows contours far more easily than concrete or masonry. Instead of awkward steps, we can create smooth transitions that maintain visual calm and proper drainage.

It will if the system is specified correctly. With the right coating and finish, walls along the Gulf Coast have stayed chalk-free and color-true for years. Occasional rinsing is usually all the maintenance required.

Yes. When everything is engineered thoughtfully — from precise anchor spacing to slightly shortened modules in the most exposed spots — the fence doesn’t behave like a fragile structure, but like a seasoned sailor standing firm on deck in the middle of a storm. Even hurricane-level coastal winds don’t faze it: it doesn’t shift a millimeter, doesn’t crack, and never gives in to the elements. At one property near Daytona Beach, the fence looked as if it had been installed yesterday, even after an entire storm season — perfectly straight, steady, and untouched. It’s more than just strength; it’s a quiet confidence you can feel when you look at it, as if the architecture itself is saying, “I’m right where I belong — and I’m not going anywhere.”

Definitely. Because foam is so easy to shape, recessed details feel purposeful rather than forced. One Atlanta property incorporated its logo into a shadowed niche with subtle lighting — the effect is elegant by day and welcoming at night.

Often, yes. Especially when paired with strategic planting. And if local codes require more, we can add height without creating a fortress-like presence.

Length, height, a style cue, and a few photos. Include a color sample early and we can return strike-offs with the estimate — speeding approvals by up to a week.

We can achieve that easily. Slim aluminum fins paired with textured foam surfaces create the warmth and light play of wood without rot, refinishing, or fading. On one residential project, the “wood” still looked fresh three seasons later with nothing more than a garden hose rinse. The result was as visually appealing as natural wood and perfectly matched the desired look of the homeowner.

Usually about 165–190 linear feet in four workdays. On a particularly tight downtown site, an entire run was installed with just a small crew and no heavy equipment — and still finished ahead of schedule.

Absolutely. Most people notice the difference the first evening. The shell reflects harsh noise while the foam core absorbs the rest. At a project near a Miami expressway, the change was dramatic enough that residents started using their outdoor space again.

Yes — we’re obsessive about that. Foam takes acrylic with precision, and we routinely achieve perfect visual matches. A historic property in Savannah once had us match an aged brick tone, and even the neighbors assumed the new wall was original masonry.

No problem. Foam follows contours far more easily than concrete or masonry. Instead of awkward steps, we can create smooth transitions that maintain visual calm and proper drainage.

It will if the system is specified correctly. With the right coating and finish, walls along the Gulf Coast have stayed chalk-free and color-true for years. Occasional rinsing is usually all the maintenance required.

Yes. When everything is engineered thoughtfully — from precise anchor spacing to slightly shortened modules in the most exposed spots — the fence doesn’t behave like a fragile structure, but like a seasoned sailor standing firm on deck in the middle of a storm. Even hurricane-level coastal winds don’t faze it: it doesn’t shift a millimeter, doesn’t crack, and never gives in to the elements. At one property near Daytona Beach, the fence looked as if it had been installed yesterday, even after an entire storm season — perfectly straight, steady, and untouched. It’s more than just strength; it’s a quiet confidence you can feel when you look at it, as if the architecture itself is saying, “I’m right where I belong — and I’m not going anywhere.”

Definitely. Because foam is so easy to shape, recessed details feel purposeful rather than forced. One Atlanta property incorporated its logo into a shadowed niche with subtle lighting — the effect is elegant by day and welcoming at night.

Often, yes. Especially when paired with strategic planting. And if local codes require more, we can add height without creating a fortress-like presence.

Length, height, a style cue, and a few photos. Include a color sample early and we can return strike-offs with the estimate — speeding approvals by up to a week.

We can achieve that easily. Slim aluminum fins paired with textured foam surfaces create the warmth and light play of wood without rot, refinishing, or fading. On one residential project, the “wood” still looked fresh three seasons later with nothing more than a garden hose rinse. The result was as visually appealing as natural wood and perfectly matched the desired look of the homeowner.

Usually about 165–190 linear feet in four workdays. On a particularly tight downtown site, an entire run was installed with just a small crew and no heavy equipment — and still finished ahead of schedule.

Absolutely. Most people notice the difference the first evening. The shell reflects harsh noise while the foam core absorbs the rest. At a project near a Miami expressway, the change was dramatic enough that residents started using their outdoor space again.

Yes — we’re obsessive about that. Foam takes acrylic with precision, and we routinely achieve perfect visual matches. A historic property in Savannah once had us match an aged brick tone, and even the neighbors assumed the new wall was original masonry.

No problem. Foam follows contours far more easily than concrete or masonry. Instead of awkward steps, we can create smooth transitions that maintain visual calm and proper drainage.

It will if the system is specified correctly. With the right coating and finish, walls along the Gulf Coast have stayed chalk-free and color-true for years. Occasional rinsing is usually all the maintenance required.

Yes. When everything is engineered thoughtfully — from precise anchor spacing to slightly shortened modules in the most exposed spots — the fence doesn’t behave like a fragile structure, but like a seasoned sailor standing firm on deck in the middle of a storm. Even hurricane-level coastal winds don’t faze it: it doesn’t shift a millimeter, doesn’t crack, and never gives in to the elements. At one property near Daytona Beach, the fence looked as if it had been installed yesterday, even after an entire storm season — perfectly straight, steady, and untouched. It’s more than just strength; it’s a quiet confidence you can feel when you look at it, as if the architecture itself is saying, “I’m right where I belong — and I’m not going anywhere.”

Definitely. Because foam is so easy to shape, recessed details feel purposeful rather than forced. One Atlanta property incorporated its logo into a shadowed niche with subtle lighting — the effect is elegant by day and welcoming at night.

Often, yes. Especially when paired with strategic planting. And if local codes require more, we can add height without creating a fortress-like presence.

Length, height, a style cue, and a few photos. Include a color sample early and we can return strike-offs with the estimate — speeding approvals by up to a week.

We can achieve that easily. Slim aluminum fins paired with textured foam surfaces create the warmth and light play of wood without rot, refinishing, or fading. On one residential project, the “wood” still looked fresh three seasons later with nothing more than a garden hose rinse. The result was as visually appealing as natural wood and perfectly matched the desired look of the homeowner.

Usually about 165–190 linear feet in four workdays. On a particularly tight downtown site, an entire run was installed with just a small crew and no heavy equipment — and still finished ahead of schedule.

Absolutely. Most people notice the difference the first evening. The shell reflects harsh noise while the foam core absorbs the rest. At a project near a Miami expressway, the change was dramatic enough that residents started using their outdoor space again.

Yes — we’re obsessive about that. Foam takes acrylic with precision, and we routinely achieve perfect visual matches. A historic property in Savannah once had us match an aged brick tone, and even the neighbors assumed the new wall was original masonry.

No problem. Foam follows contours far more easily than concrete or masonry. Instead of awkward steps, we can create smooth transitions that maintain visual calm and proper drainage.

It will if the system is specified correctly. With the right coating and finish, walls along the Gulf Coast have stayed chalk-free and color-true for years. Occasional rinsing is usually all the maintenance required.

Yes. When everything is engineered thoughtfully — from precise anchor spacing to slightly shortened modules in the most exposed spots — the fence doesn’t behave like a fragile structure, but like a seasoned sailor standing firm on deck in the middle of a storm. Even hurricane-level coastal winds don’t faze it: it doesn’t shift a millimeter, doesn’t crack, and never gives in to the elements. At one property near Daytona Beach, the fence looked as if it had been installed yesterday, even after an entire storm season — perfectly straight, steady, and untouched. It’s more than just strength; it’s a quiet confidence you can feel when you look at it, as if the architecture itself is saying, “I’m right where I belong — and I’m not going anywhere.”

Definitely. Because foam is so easy to shape, recessed details feel purposeful rather than forced. One Atlanta property incorporated its logo into a shadowed niche with subtle lighting — the effect is elegant by day and welcoming at night.

Often, yes. Especially when paired with strategic planting. And if local codes require more, we can add height without creating a fortress-like presence.

Length, height, a style cue, and a few photos. Include a color sample early and we can return strike-offs with the estimate — speeding approvals by up to a week.

We can achieve that easily. Slim aluminum fins paired with textured foam surfaces create the warmth and light play of wood without rot, refinishing, or fading. On one residential project, the “wood” still looked fresh three seasons later with nothing more than a garden hose rinse. The result was as visually appealing as natural wood and perfectly matched the desired look of the homeowner.

Usually about 165–190 linear feet in four workdays. On a particularly tight downtown site, an entire run was installed with just a small crew and no heavy equipment — and still finished ahead of schedule.

Absolutely. Most people notice the difference the first evening. The shell reflects harsh noise while the foam core absorbs the rest. At a project near a Miami expressway, the change was dramatic enough that residents started using their outdoor space again.

Yes — we’re obsessive about that. Foam takes acrylic with precision, and we routinely achieve perfect visual matches. A historic property in Savannah once had us match an aged brick tone, and even the neighbors assumed the new wall was original masonry.

No problem. Foam follows contours far more easily than concrete or masonry. Instead of awkward steps, we can create smooth transitions that maintain visual calm and proper drainage.

It will if the system is specified correctly. With the right coating and finish, walls along the Gulf Coast have stayed chalk-free and color-true for years. Occasional rinsing is usually all the maintenance required.

Yes. When everything is engineered thoughtfully — from precise anchor spacing to slightly shortened modules in the most exposed spots — the fence doesn’t behave like a fragile structure, but like a seasoned sailor standing firm on deck in the middle of a storm. Even hurricane-level coastal winds don’t faze it: it doesn’t shift a millimeter, doesn’t crack, and never gives in to the elements. At one property near Daytona Beach, the fence looked as if it had been installed yesterday, even after an entire storm season — perfectly straight, steady, and untouched. It’s more than just strength; it’s a quiet confidence you can feel when you look at it, as if the architecture itself is saying, “I’m right where I belong — and I’m not going anywhere.”

Definitely. Because foam is so easy to shape, recessed details feel purposeful rather than forced. One Atlanta property incorporated its logo into a shadowed niche with subtle lighting — the effect is elegant by day and welcoming at night.

Often, yes. Especially when paired with strategic planting. And if local codes require more, we can add height without creating a fortress-like presence.

Length, height, a style cue, and a few photos. Include a color sample early and we can return strike-offs with the estimate — speeding approvals by up to a week.

We can achieve that easily. Slim aluminum fins paired with textured foam surfaces create the warmth and light play of wood without rot, refinishing, or fading. On one residential project, the “wood” still looked fresh three seasons later with nothing more than a garden hose rinse. The result was as visually appealing as natural wood and perfectly matched the desired look of the homeowner.

Usually about 165–190 linear feet in four workdays. On a particularly tight downtown site, an entire run was installed with just a small crew and no heavy equipment — and still finished ahead of schedule.

Absolutely. Most people notice the difference the first evening. The shell reflects harsh noise while the foam core absorbs the rest. At a project near a Miami expressway, the change was dramatic enough that residents started using their outdoor space again.

Yes — we’re obsessive about that. Foam takes acrylic with precision, and we routinely achieve perfect visual matches. A historic property in Savannah once had us match an aged brick tone, and even the neighbors assumed the new wall was original masonry.

No problem. Foam follows contours far more easily than concrete or masonry. Instead of awkward steps, we can create smooth transitions that maintain visual calm and proper drainage.

It will if the system is specified correctly. With the right coating and finish, walls along the Gulf Coast have stayed chalk-free and color-true for years. Occasional rinsing is usually all the maintenance required.

Yes. When everything is engineered thoughtfully — from precise anchor spacing to slightly shortened modules in the most exposed spots — the fence doesn’t behave like a fragile structure, but like a seasoned sailor standing firm on deck in the middle of a storm. Even hurricane-level coastal winds don’t faze it: it doesn’t shift a millimeter, doesn’t crack, and never gives in to the elements. At one property near Daytona Beach, the fence looked as if it had been installed yesterday, even after an entire storm season — perfectly straight, steady, and untouched. It’s more than just strength; it’s a quiet confidence you can feel when you look at it, as if the architecture itself is saying, “I’m right where I belong — and I’m not going anywhere.”

Definitely. Because foam is so easy to shape, recessed details feel purposeful rather than forced. One Atlanta property incorporated its logo into a shadowed niche with subtle lighting — the effect is elegant by day and welcoming at night.

Often, yes. Especially when paired with strategic planting. And if local codes require more, we can add height without creating a fortress-like presence.

Length, height, a style cue, and a few photos. Include a color sample early and we can return strike-offs with the estimate — speeding approvals by up to a week.

We can achieve that easily. Slim aluminum fins paired with textured foam surfaces create the warmth and light play of wood without rot, refinishing, or fading. On one residential project, the “wood” still looked fresh three seasons later with nothing more than a garden hose rinse. The result was as visually appealing as natural wood and perfectly matched the desired look of the homeowner.

Usually about 165–190 linear feet in four workdays. On a particularly tight downtown site, an entire run was installed with just a small crew and no heavy equipment — and still finished ahead of schedule.

Absolutely. Most people notice the difference the first evening. The shell reflects harsh noise while the foam core absorbs the rest. At a project near a Miami expressway, the change was dramatic enough that residents started using their outdoor space again.

Yes — we’re obsessive about that. Foam takes acrylic with precision, and we routinely achieve perfect visual matches. A historic property in Savannah once had us match an aged brick tone, and even the neighbors assumed the new wall was original masonry.

No problem. Foam follows contours far more easily than concrete or masonry. Instead of awkward steps, we can create smooth transitions that maintain visual calm and proper drainage.

It will if the system is specified correctly. With the right coating and finish, walls along the Gulf Coast have stayed chalk-free and color-true for years. Occasional rinsing is usually all the maintenance required.

Yes. When everything is engineered thoughtfully — from precise anchor spacing to slightly shortened modules in the most exposed spots — the fence doesn’t behave like a fragile structure, but like a seasoned sailor standing firm on deck in the middle of a storm. Even hurricane-level coastal winds don’t faze it: it doesn’t shift a millimeter, doesn’t crack, and never gives in to the elements. At one property near Daytona Beach, the fence looked as if it had been installed yesterday, even after an entire storm season — perfectly straight, steady, and untouched. It’s more than just strength; it’s a quiet confidence you can feel when you look at it, as if the architecture itself is saying, “I’m right where I belong — and I’m not going anywhere.”

Definitely. Because foam is so easy to shape, recessed details feel purposeful rather than forced. One Atlanta property incorporated its logo into a shadowed niche with subtle lighting — the effect is elegant by day and welcoming at night.

Often, yes. Especially when paired with strategic planting. And if local codes require more, we can add height without creating a fortress-like presence.

Length, height, a style cue, and a few photos. Include a color sample early and we can return strike-offs with the estimate — speeding approvals by up to a week.

We can achieve that easily. Slim aluminum fins paired with textured foam surfaces create the warmth and light play of wood without rot, refinishing, or fading. On one residential project, the “wood” still looked fresh three seasons later with nothing more than a garden hose rinse. The result was as visually appealing as natural wood and perfectly matched the desired look of the homeowner.

Usually about 165–190 linear feet in four workdays. On a particularly tight downtown site, an entire run was installed with just a small crew and no heavy equipment — and still finished ahead of schedule.

Absolutely. Most people notice the difference the first evening. The shell reflects harsh noise while the foam core absorbs the rest. At a project near a Miami expressway, the change was dramatic enough that residents started using their outdoor space again.

Yes — we’re obsessive about that. Foam takes acrylic with precision, and we routinely achieve perfect visual matches. A historic property in Savannah once had us match an aged brick tone, and even the neighbors assumed the new wall was original masonry.

No problem. Foam follows contours far more easily than concrete or masonry. Instead of awkward steps, we can create smooth transitions that maintain visual calm and proper drainage.

It will if the system is specified correctly. With the right coating and finish, walls along the Gulf Coast have stayed chalk-free and color-true for years. Occasional rinsing is usually all the maintenance required.

Yes. When everything is engineered thoughtfully — from precise anchor spacing to slightly shortened modules in the most exposed spots — the fence doesn’t behave like a fragile structure, but like a seasoned sailor standing firm on deck in the middle of a storm. Even hurricane-level coastal winds don’t faze it: it doesn’t shift a millimeter, doesn’t crack, and never gives in to the elements. At one property near Daytona Beach, the fence looked as if it had been installed yesterday, even after an entire storm season — perfectly straight, steady, and untouched. It’s more than just strength; it’s a quiet confidence you can feel when you look at it, as if the architecture itself is saying, “I’m right where I belong — and I’m not going anywhere.”

Definitely. Because foam is so easy to shape, recessed details feel purposeful rather than forced. One Atlanta property incorporated its logo into a shadowed niche with subtle lighting — the effect is elegant by day and welcoming at night.

Often, yes. Especially when paired with strategic planting. And if local codes require more, we can add height without creating a fortress-like presence.

Length, height, a style cue, and a few photos. Include a color sample early and we can return strike-offs with the estimate — speeding approvals by up to a week.

We can achieve that easily. Slim aluminum fins paired with textured foam surfaces create the warmth and light play of wood without rot, refinishing, or fading. On one residential project, the “wood” still looked fresh three seasons later with nothing more than a garden hose rinse. The result was as visually appealing as natural wood and perfectly matched the desired look of the homeowner.

Usually about 165–190 linear feet in four workdays. On a particularly tight downtown site, an entire run was installed with just a small crew and no heavy equipment — and still finished ahead of schedule.

Absolutely. Most people notice the difference the first evening. The shell reflects harsh noise while the foam core absorbs the rest. At a project near a Miami expressway, the change was dramatic enough that residents started using their outdoor space again.

Yes — we’re obsessive about that. Foam takes acrylic with precision, and we routinely achieve perfect visual matches. A historic property in Savannah once had us match an aged brick tone, and even the neighbors assumed the new wall was original masonry.

No problem. Foam follows contours far more easily than concrete or masonry. Instead of awkward steps, we can create smooth transitions that maintain visual calm and proper drainage.

It will if the system is specified correctly. With the right coating and finish, walls along the Gulf Coast have stayed chalk-free and color-true for years. Occasional rinsing is usually all the maintenance required.

Yes. When everything is engineered thoughtfully — from precise anchor spacing to slightly shortened modules in the most exposed spots — the fence doesn’t behave like a fragile structure, but like a seasoned sailor standing firm on deck in the middle of a storm. Even hurricane-level coastal winds don’t faze it: it doesn’t shift a millimeter, doesn’t crack, and never gives in to the elements. At one property near Daytona Beach, the fence looked as if it had been installed yesterday, even after an entire storm season — perfectly straight, steady, and untouched. It’s more than just strength; it’s a quiet confidence you can feel when you look at it, as if the architecture itself is saying, “I’m right where I belong — and I’m not going anywhere.”

Definitely. Because foam is so easy to shape, recessed details feel purposeful rather than forced. One Atlanta property incorporated its logo into a shadowed niche with subtle lighting — the effect is elegant by day and welcoming at night.

Often, yes. Especially when paired with strategic planting. And if local codes require more, we can add height without creating a fortress-like presence.

Length, height, a style cue, and a few photos. Include a color sample early and we can return strike-offs with the estimate — speeding approvals by up to a week.

We can achieve that easily. Slim aluminum fins paired with textured foam surfaces create the warmth and light play of wood without rot, refinishing, or fading. On one residential project, the “wood” still looked fresh three seasons later with nothing more than a garden hose rinse. The result was as visually appealing as natural wood and perfectly matched the desired look of the homeowner.

Usually about 165–190 linear feet in four workdays. On a particularly tight downtown site, an entire run was installed with just a small crew and no heavy equipment — and still finished ahead of schedule.

Absolutely. Most people notice the difference the first evening. The shell reflects harsh noise while the foam core absorbs the rest. At a project near a Miami expressway, the change was dramatic enough that residents started using their outdoor space again.

Yes — we’re obsessive about that. Foam takes acrylic with precision, and we routinely achieve perfect visual matches. A historic property in Savannah once had us match an aged brick tone, and even the neighbors assumed the new wall was original masonry.

No problem. Foam follows contours far more easily than concrete or masonry. Instead of awkward steps, we can create smooth transitions that maintain visual calm and proper drainage.

It will if the system is specified correctly. With the right coating and finish, walls along the Gulf Coast have stayed chalk-free and color-true for years. Occasional rinsing is usually all the maintenance required.

Yes. When everything is engineered thoughtfully — from precise anchor spacing to slightly shortened modules in the most exposed spots — the fence doesn’t behave like a fragile structure, but like a seasoned sailor standing firm on deck in the middle of a storm. Even hurricane-level coastal winds don’t faze it: it doesn’t shift a millimeter, doesn’t crack, and never gives in to the elements. At one property near Daytona Beach, the fence looked as if it had been installed yesterday, even after an entire storm season — perfectly straight, steady, and untouched. It’s more than just strength; it’s a quiet confidence you can feel when you look at it, as if the architecture itself is saying, “I’m right where I belong — and I’m not going anywhere.”

Definitely. Because foam is so easy to shape, recessed details feel purposeful rather than forced. One Atlanta property incorporated its logo into a shadowed niche with subtle lighting — the effect is elegant by day and welcoming at night.

Often, yes. Especially when paired with strategic planting. And if local codes require more, we can add height without creating a fortress-like presence.

Length, height, a style cue, and a few photos. Include a color sample early and we can return strike-offs with the estimate — speeding approvals by up to a week.

We can achieve that easily. Slim aluminum fins paired with textured foam surfaces create the warmth and light play of wood without rot, refinishing, or fading. On one residential project, the “wood” still looked fresh three seasons later with nothing more than a garden hose rinse. The result was as visually appealing as natural wood and perfectly matched the desired look of the homeowner.