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Fredricksburg Fireplace Mantel Standard Sizes
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Total quantity of 4x8 paneling in cart determines price per panel.
List price reflects purchase of at least 15 units.
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Product Description
Product Dimensions
Overall Height = 55”
Shelf Length with 48" Opening Width = 68”
Shelf Length with 54" Opening Width = 74"
Shelf Depth = 7 1/2”
Return Depth = 1 1/2"
Header Height = 13"
Leg Width = 6"
Fredricksburg Standard Size, Wood Fireplace Mantel is a popular traditional style with fluted legs, simple and uniform top and bottom leg plinth blocks, picture frame molding centered in the header, and rich crown molding under the mantel shelf. This mantel design is timeless and in either of these sizes can ship with no shipping charges! All stain grade mantels are made from a combination of hardwoods and veneers. Paint grade product is made from solid poplar moldings and MDF which can be primed and painted.
Not familiar with mantels? Check Mantel Components for additional information.
Call (800) 820-7177 M-F for custom size pricing or to place order by phone.
Warranty Information
One-Year Limited Warranty
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Product Reviews
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Beautiful.
Posted by Unknown on May 12th 2017
Beautiful.
The company was very helpful with ordering and the product came quickly and in good shape.
We are very happy with our new fireplace surround. It fits perfectly and is a beautiful addition to our living room.
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Very happy with our purchase
Posted by Unknown on Apr 17th 2017
We looked around for a mantle and decided on the Fredricksburg. It arrived today and we are very happy with our purchase. Came in perfect condition. The company was very helpful when we were ordering and the mantle fits the way we wanted. I would recommend this company.
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Thanks for all the help on this Project!
Posted by Ross M on Dec 22nd 2011
Michael, thanks for all the help on this project! I appreciate it!
