Solid French oak beams


Beams from Burgundy, France

Vernay beams are square-sawn from single-origin, slow-grown French Oak sourced from Burgundy, France.

Air-dried to approximately 20% moisture content, the beams retain the natural character, grain and presence of substantial solid oak. Supplied unfinished, they can be used structurally or as exposed architectural features across residential, hospitality and commercial projects.

Sourced from the same Burgundy oak as our flooring, stairs, joinery and wall & ceiling lining, Vernay beams allow a consistent material language to continue throughout a project.
Made for Architecture

ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS
Solid French Oak beams for exposed structural elements, feature ceilings and architectural detailing where the timber is intended to be seen.

BUILDERS
Substantial solid oak sections for high-end residential, hospitality and commercial projects, with Australian stock and local support.

HERITAGE & RESTORATION
Traditional solid French Oak for projects requiring genuine timber character, substantial sections and a material that will age naturally.

JOINERS & TIMBER FABRICATORS
Large-format solid French Oak sections for custom architectural elements and specialist fabrication.

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Dimensions 100 x 100mm, 120 x 120mm, 150 x 150mm, 180 x 180mm
200 x 200mm, 250 x 250mm, 300 x 300mm


Length UP TO 4.6m


Surface UNFINISHED


Construction 100% Solid French Oak · PEFC Certified


Origin Burgundy, France

French oak beam applications

Applications

French oak beam applications

Vernay solid French Oak beams are suited to architectural applications where the timber is designed to remain visible. Their substantial dimensions, natural character and single-origin Burgundy provenance make them suitable for contemporary, traditional and restoration projects.

  • Exposed Ceiling Beams
  • Feature Posts & Columns
  • Stair Structures
  • Heavy Joinery & Table Bases
  • Heritage Restoration
  • Structural Applications

Natural character.
Finished your way.

Natural unfinished solid French Oak beam showing grain and end grain

NATURAL / UNFINISHED

Celebrates the raw character of solid French Oak, allowing the natural grain, knots, checking and tonal variation of each beam to remain visible.

Brushed solid French Oak beam with textured grain finish

BRUSHED TEXTURE

Accentuates the grain and natural structure of the oak, creating a more tactile surface with greater texture and architectural character.

LIGHT / NATURAL

Maintains a pale, natural oak appearance while subtly enhancing the grain and character for a refined contemporary finish.

AGED / CHARACTER

Adds greater depth and patina to the oak, emphasising grain, knots and natural features for a more aged and expressive appearance.

Explore the Vernay applications

french oak wide joinery boards

Joinery Boards

Wide, long-format solid French Oak boards for cabinetry, furniture, benchtops, shelving and bespoke architectural joinery.

Solid Oak Flooring

Wide, long-format solid French Oak flooring, designed to coordinate naturally with stairs, joinery and architectural elements.

Parquetry

French Oak parquetry blocks, chevron and Versailles panels for patterned floors that coordinate with the wider Vernay collection.

French oak boules table

Boules & Slabs

Large-format French Oak slabs and full boules for statement tables, furniture, reception counters and one-off bespoke pieces.

Vernay engineered French Oak flooring with 6mm oak wear layer

Engineered Flooring

French-made engineered flooring with a substantial 6mm French Oak wear layer for stability without compromising natural character.

French oak stairs

Stairs

Substantial solid French Oak treads and risers, with custom nosings and finishes designed to coordinate with Vernay flooring.

External Cladding

French-grown Douglas Fir cladding for external façades, combining natural timber character with durability for Australian conditions.

french oak wall cladding

Wall & Ceiling Cladding

Solid French Oak cladding that carries the same material palette across walls, ceilings and architectural surfaces.