Rickhouse Rustic Mantel

A live-edge distillery beam in non-combustible cast Burncrete™; 60 or 72 in; five hand-painted colours.

Description

Molded from a timber pulled out of a bourbon rickhouse on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, halfway between a log mantel and a beam mantel thanks to its touch of live edge. The most deeply rustic beam in the collection, and non-combustible.

Sizes

7.5 in x 7.5 in beam with a sliver of live edge; 60 in (about 106 lb) or 72 in (about 141 lb); extensions and corners available

Options and details

Bark-edge waning, mortice-and-tenon joinery, deep checking, saw and tooling marks and end grain from an old-growth distillery timber. Maduro, Pale Honey, Eclipse (black), Weathered Grey, Roasted Chestnut — hand-painted; custom colours matched from the maker’s 150-colour library

About the maker

Lexington Hearth — a Lexington, Kentucky maker of fireplace mantels. Its non-combustible pieces are cast in a proprietary Burncrete™ formulation from moulds taken off historic Kentucky barn timbers and local stone, hollow-cored so two people can hang them, and hand-painted in a multi-step finish. Sold through dealers; we are one of them.

Plan it with us

A mantel is sized to your fireplace and its clearances, then installed by the same team that measured it. A non-combustible mantel can sit closer to the opening than wood; a wood mantel keeps the distance your fireplace’s manual asks for. Bring the width and height of the opening and a photo of the wall, or book a showroom visit in Downers Grove and see the finish samples first.

Additional information

Brand

Lexington Hearth

Type

Mantel shelf (floating beam)

Look

Rustic wood look (cast beam)

Material

Burncrete™ cast concrete, certified non-combustible (ASTM E136)

Finishes

Maduro, Pale Honey, Eclipse (black), Weathered Grey, Roasted Chestnut — hand-painted; custom colours matched from the maker’s 150-colour library

Sizing

Standard lengths; custom lengths and colours on request

Placement

Indoor

Series

Bluegrass Collection

Made in

Lexington, Kentucky, USA

Mounting

Hollow core on the maker’s bracket; bracket and fasteners included