Made around your room, structure and chosen finish — not cut from a repeated mould.
On-site craftFormed and coloured in the room
Useful detailRSJs, doorways and ceiling features
Clear scopeQuoted from dimensions and photographs
What we create
One craft, three practical routes
The right solution depends on whether the room contains structure to disguise, needs a doorway feature, or simply benefits from stronger architectural character.
01 · STRUCTURE
RSJ and lintel covers
Transform a prepared steel enclosure or boxed lintel into an oak-look feature with believable proportions, grain and end details.
02 · ARCHITECTURE
Doorway and feature beams
Create made-to-measure oak-look features around doorways, openings and transitions, shaped to suit the room.
03 · INTERIOR
Decorative ceiling beams
Add rhythm and warmth where no structural cover is needed, with layout and finish planned around the full room.
Existing character deserves a measured response
Designed to complement the property without inventing its history
Where a room already contains stone, timber, traditional joinery or other strong materials, a new beam should relate without becoming theatrical. Profile depth, edge shape, grain and colour are developed around what is genuinely present in the property.
We travel from our Whitefield base to suitable Ribble Valley projects. This is an on-site service area, not a claim of a Clitheroe office, showroom or verified local case study.
Project fit
Reference the real room before choosing the character
Useful photographs should show the whole room as well as the proposed beam position, nearby joinery, flooring and any existing timber. This helps establish whether the new work should be restrained, visibly aged or matched to an existing reference.
Dimensions
Approximate length, width and depth of every proposed beam or cover.
Photographs
Whole-room views, close-ups of the structure, junctions and access route.
Finish
Reference images plus any existing timber, flooring or furniture to coordinate with.
Location
Full postcode and any parking, loading, timing or property-access constraints.
A controlled process
From useful brief to finished feature
01
Send the room
Share dimensions, postcode, photographs and the outcome you want.
02
Assess the detail
We identify substrate, access, junction and preparation questions.
03
Agree the finish
Profile, grain character and colour direction are set for the interior.
04
Sculpt on site
The feature is formed and hand-finished at the property.
Evidence, not invented locality
Judge the craft by real finished work
Our portfolio and testimonials demonstrate the texture, colour and room impact of completed work. They are used here as evidence of workmanship, not presented as Ribble Valley & Clitheroe case studies unless a project location is separately verified.
No local office, named customer or project is invented for this page. If a verified Ribble Valley & Clitheroe installation becomes available, it can be added through the controlled content review.
Suitable projects are considered in Clitheroe, Whalley, Longridge, Ribchester, Chatburn and nearby locations. Send the full postcode with the project details.
Do you have an office or showroom in Clitheroe?
No. Unreal Oak Beams is based in Whitefield and provides an on-site service. This page does not represent a separate local branch.
Can the finish complement existing timber or stone?
Yes. Photographs and, where practical, an in-room reference help guide the colour, grain, edge shape and level of ageing.
Can you cover an RSJ in an extension or altered room?
Often, yes, where the compliant enclosure and substrate are suitable. Send dimensions, photographs, junction details and access information for an initial assessment.
A more useful first conversation
Plan your Ribble Valley project
Send the postcode, dimensions and photographs. We will tell you what is practical and what information is still needed.