Specifications:
4' Dimensions: 48"W x 8"D x 5.375”H
62 lbs.
5' Dimensions: 60”W x 8”D x 5.375”H
82 lbs.
6' Dimensions: 72”W x 8.”D x 5.375”H
102 lbs.
Features:
The Lexington Hayloft Beam Fireplace Mantel is the perfect blend of form and function. Its 8" deep, 5.375" high cross-section is modeled directly from a hand-hewn beam, detailed with rough-hewn tool marks, dowel ends, nail holes, insect damage, checks & splits, and character knots. Add a touch of rustic charm to any hearth.
Hand-Crafted. Sizes, Colors, and Weights can differ on each mantel.
- Complex Details on all Edges
- Finishes: Maduro, Roasted Chestnut, Pale Honey, Eclipse, Weathered Grey
- Replicates Real Wood
- Non-combustible BurncreteTM Casting Formulation
- Includes: Mounting Bracket and Fasteners
- Available in 4', 5’, or 6’ Lengths
- Individually Hand-painted
- Made in USA
Lexington Hearth products are individually hand-cast and hand-painted products and will have minor variances in color, weight, and final dimensions. Certified Non-Combustible ASTM E136 Standard Test method for Behavior of materials in vertical tube furnace at 750 degrees Celsius.
Kentucky is known as the World’s Horse Capital and the Thoroughbred industry goes through a lot of feed hay. Traditionally, hay is stored in the hayloft above the stables and workers drop the hay into the feed basket using a chute system. The Lexington Hearth Hayloft Mantel pays tribute to the simple, but important function of the hayloft in our equestrian traditions.
Horses need to eat about 15-20 pounds of hay, per day, to stay healthy and well fed. That’s a “lot of hay”; about 19 tons per year. The hayloft is the ideal storage solution to keep the hay close to your horses and out of the weather. That’s why most of the stables in Kentucky have a hayloft and why Lexington Hearth chose to recognize this innovation in their Bluegrass Collection of mantels.
