Woodford Fireplace Mantel
A neoclassical wood shelf, 10 in deep; 4, 5 or 6 ft (custom to 8 ft), or as a full surround; four finishes.
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Description
The grandest of the wood shelves, named for the estates of Woodford County: ten inches deep, the heaviest and sturdiest in the collection, with neoclassical detailing for a traditional or transitional room. Shelf or full surround.
Sizes
10 in deep — the deepest wood shelf in the line; 48 in (about 26 lb), 60 in (about 32 lb) or 72 in (about 40 lb); custom lengths to 96 in; also made as a complete fireplace surround
Options and details
Symmetrical lines, layered mouldings and graceful curves in the Federal and Greek Revival manner; custom colours are not offered, but the unfinished shelf takes any paint or stain. Cherry, Luna, Honey Oak, or unfinished for your own paint or stain
About the maker
Lexington Hearth — a Lexington, Kentucky maker of fireplace mantels. Its Commonwealth Collection and Architect Series wood mantels are built on a durable wood veneer with classic millwork profiles named for Kentucky counties and eras. 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, or a full surround with legs |
| Look | Classic |
| Material | Real wood veneer on a wood core (combustible — keeps a wood mantel’s clearances) |
| Finishes | Cherry, Luna, Honey Oak, or unfinished for your own paint or stain |
| Sizing | Standard lengths; unfinished for your own finish |
| Placement | Indoor |
| Series | Commonwealth Collection |
| Made in | Lexington, Kentucky, USA |
| Mounting | Cleat mounting to the studs; wood, so the fireplace manual’s clearance to combustibles applies |



















