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Lexington Hearth Cabin Pine Non-Combustible Mantel
Lexington Hearth Cabin Pine Non-Combustible Mantel


The Lexington Hearth Cabin Pine is a non-combustible mantel shelf cast to look like a pine timber, with a pine bark texture, a square-to-round edge, splits, insect damage, deep checking, knots and saw marks. It is 6 inches high and 6 inches deep, and this listing covers the 60 and 72 inch lengths. It is cast in Burncrete, Lexington Hearth's non-combustible formulation certified to ASTM E136, and hand-painted in Lexington, Kentucky. The compact square beam suits cabins and smaller fireplace walls.
Specifications
| Model | Cabin Pine Non-Combustible Mantel |
|---|---|
| Part numbers | CP-5-LH-EC, CP-5-LH-MD, CP-5-LH-PH, CP-6-LH-MD, CP-6-LH-PH |
| Profile | 6" high x 6" deep |
| Lengths listed | 60" and 72" |
| Weight | 65 lbs (60"), 75 lbs (72") |
| Material | Burncrete non-combustible casting, hollow core |
| Certification | Non-combustible per ASTM E136 (vertical tube furnace at 750°C) |
| Surface detail | Pine bark texture, square-to-round edge, splits, checking, knots |
| Finishes listed | Eclipse, Maduro, Pale Honey |
| In the box | Mantel, 3" x 2" mounting bracket, screws, touch-up kit (filler putty, paint, brush) |
| Made in | Lexington, Kentucky, USA |
| Brand | Lexington Hearth |
Questions people ask us
Which lengths and finishes can I order?
We list Eclipse in 60 inch; Maduro in 60 and 72 inch; Pale Honey in 60 and 72 inch. Lexington Hearth paints the Cabin Pine in five standard finishes and also makes custom colors and lengths at the factory, so ask us if you need a different combination.
How far above the fireplace can it go?
Lexington Hearth's install guide gives a general guideline for its non-combustible mantels: the bottom of the mantel at least 6 inches above the fireplace for units under 50,000 BTU, and at least 12 inches for units of 50,000 BTU and up. It also says to follow local building codes and the fireplace manufacturer's minimum clearances. Your fireplace manual has the final say, so check its mantel clearance before you mark the wall.
How does it mount?
It hangs on the mounting bracket in the box. The bracket screws into the wall studs with the 2.5 inch screws, then three 2.25 inch self-drilling screws fix the mantel to the bracket through the pre-drilled holes in its top. Lexington Hearth calls for 3 studs for a 60 inch mantel and 4 studs for a 72 inch mantel, with each screw at least 1.5 inches into the stud. On masonry, use anchors rated for four times the load. Mantels are heavy, so plan on two people.
Can I get a different length?
Lexington Hearth can cast the Cabin Pine to a custom length at the factory. Custom work carries an added charge, and Lexington Hearth treats custom sales as final except for manufacturing defects. Ask us for a quote.
Can I cut or drill it?
No. Lexington Hearth warns against drilling, sawing, sanding or machining its cast mantels, because that can release ceramic fiber and crystalline silica dust. Use the pre-drilled holes, and if you need a different length, ask us about a factory custom length. Also keep tape off the painted finish; cover it with paper or plastic first.
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Manuals and warranty
Warranty terms come from Lexington and depend on the product. Read the manual and the warranty for your model before you order.
Our warranty library· Cabin Pine spec sheet (PDF)· Non-combustible mantel install guide (PDF)Ask us before you order
