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FlowerWindowBoxes.com is a custom millworks and windowbox company that custom fabricates, designs, and manufactures an exclusive line of cedar corbels. They can be custom made for homeowners, architects, builders, and remodelers, and we can match any DWG, DXF file, or drawing.
Choose From 5 Sizes:
Specifications:
14" Projection x 14"High x 4" Thick all the way up to 48"x48"x6"T Smooth or Rough Finish Available
(Rough comes in 4", 6", and 8" Thick, while Smooth comes in 3.5", 5.5", and 7.25" Thick)
- 100% solid Red Western Cedar
- Built to order in the USA by professional carpenters
- Insect-resistant and does not absorb moisture
- Can be painted or stained to match home with any exterior oil base paint or stain (comes unfinished). Sealing helps keep the cedar from fading or developing cosmetic cracks over time
- Available in rough sawn and smooth sawn cedar
- Available in 5 different sizes + Custom
- Red western cedar comes in many color variations from reddish white to reddish browns your brackets and corbels may have beautiful color variations that differ from one product to the next
- Custom sizes available, Click for a FREE Estimate, email us your drawings at sales@flowerwindowboxes.com, or call us at 888-505-7715 today!
View Different Brace Styles:
BR01 Cedar Brace
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All Cedar Braces
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Cedar Brackets
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- Specifications:
14" Projection x 14"High x 3.5" Thick smooth (4"Thick rough)
(Solid, Paintable, Stainable)
CEDAR BRACES
Cedar braces should only be used structurally after consulting with a local handyman, contractor, architect, or engineer. We do not load test our product so have them consult with us first if need be. They can make sure you get the correct size for your application and use the correct sized fasteners and installation locations for the correct result. If being used decoratively only, however you may use the following technique. Simply predrill 1-2 holes in each of the locations on the diagram and pass appropriately sized screws through the brace and into the post/wall/ceiling hitting a stud or something solid designed to hold screws.
NOTE: If used outdoors we recommend sealing the wood to minimize the chance of it cracking over time. Sealing with oil-based paints (not latex), stain, or clear sealant is preferred. Large timbers can be subjected to small cracks over time nonetheless up to 1/16” wide without compromising the product.
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