Prowell’s Custom Wood Corbels

Our outdoor cedar Corbels were developed predominantly to accommodate our gallery of 4-post arbors. If you are drawn to these offerings but have only two posts instead of the normal four, and prefer only two posts, the below corbels accompanied with a cross-beam are a solution to your delimna.

Or for those who are not interested in our arbors but who are simply searching for a corbel with a little different aesthetic.

Corbel sizes are built to the needs of your application.

Pricing Range:
$185 to 18″ x 18″
$240 to 30″ x 30″
$290 to 36″ x 36″

Corbel style #1 shown with Arbor style #15 and gate style #20 in Marin County, CA

2-1/4″ grids.
1-1/2″ thickness

Pricing Range:
$185 to 18″ x 18″
$240 to 30″ x 30″
$290 to 36″ x 36″

2-1/4″ grids.
1-1/2″ thickness

Pricing Range:
$200 to 18″ x 18″
$255 to 30″ x 30″
$310 to 36″ x 36″

Although #3 is without the diagonal bracing associated with supporting corbels, for the #3 to fail, all twelve joints would have to equally fail. #3 is more about the combined strength of every joint than the strength of a single diagonal plinth.

Shown with a framework of 2-1/4″ thickness.

1-1/2″ grids.
1-1/2″ thickness

Pricing Range:
$250 to 18″ x 18″
$300 to 30″ x 30″
$350 to 36″ x 36″

Perimeter triangle: 3″ width.
As 1-⅝” thickness & 3″ thickness

Pricing Range: 1-⅝” T
$185 to 18″ x 18″/ per corbel
$240 to 30″ x 30″
$290 to 36″ x 36″

Pricing Range: 3″ T
$250 to 18″ x 18″
$370 to 30″ x 30″
$425 to 36″ x 36″

San Juan Cristobal, CA
Although we don’t have an optimal view of the corbels themselves, it does give us an idea of how the Corbel Style #5 was utilized for the design of Arbor style #32

Corbel style #5. Ben dry-fitting a typical double tenon with haunches

Corbel Style #1, on the work bench.