Outwater Rubber Beam Strapping 42 in. x 1-5/8 in. – Decorative Faux Beam Hardware

Bring Authenticity to Faux Beams

Enhance your wood faux beam installations with Outwater Architectural Products’ 42 in. long rubber beam strapping. Designed to imitate the heft and presence of traditional forged hardware, this decorative strap adds visual weight and detail to your project without altering its structural integrity. The strapping is lightweight and easy to handle, making it a practical upgrade for spaces ranging from living rooms to hallways.

What makes it distinctive

The strap is made from durable rubber, delivering a flexible, forgiving option that is simple to work with. It is purely decorative, intended to visually replicate forged wrought iron hardware and to conceal seam lines where two beams meet. Cut to length with a utility knife or scissors, then attach using adhesive and finishing nails for a clean, finished look. Because it is decorative, it can be removed or adjusted without affecting the beam itself.

• Lightweight and quick to install
• Replica of authentic forged iron aesthetics
• Made of durable rubber for easy handling
• Designed to install with PL Premium adhesive
• Thumb tack method helps hold the strap in place during curing

Ideal use cases

Use this strap to accent single faux beams, bridge joints, or add a traditional finishing touch to beam assemblies. It’s suited for spaces like living rooms, dining areas, or entryways where a classic, architectural vibe is desired. The decorative hardware effect provides visual depth without adding weight or rigidity to the structure.

• Decorative enhancement for faux wood beams
• Seam concealment between joined beams
• Quick upgrade for a classic iron-look aesthetic

Installation at a glance

Follow a straightforward process to achieve a convincing, even result. Prepare the surface, cut the strap to the desired length, apply PL Premium adhesive, position the strap, and hold until the adhesive sets. For a temporary fix while curing, push a thumb tack through the strap into the beam, allow the adhesive to dry, then remove the tack.