Putting a beam in an extension

Hardly surprising. They don't make trees that big.
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The problem in having a timber beam over that span is one of deflection. To avoid excessive deflection, a timber beam would be fairly deep and probably visually obtrusive.
One man's "obtrusive" is another man's in-keeping feature:
I would love more than anything to span this in wood as the new extension will be post and beam, so a large wood beam across the centre would be better.
 

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