Fire Beam Kit

Traditional Oak and Timber Co are now able to supply a fitting kit for your floating fireplace mantel.

Winter is nearly with us and the temperature is dropping so there is no time like the present for an oak fireplace!

Having a floating fireplace beam means you don't require any corbels or unsightly brackets, and as long as the beam is being fitted to a brick wall or equivalent the fixing is as strong as both options.

The fitting kit consists of:

Holes drilled to the back of the beam sufficient with the size and weight.
Threaded steel rod cut to length required for the holes.
All purpose bonding resin to hold the rods in the beam, and in the wall.

Once fitted a floating beam gives a modern look but keeping the beautiful character of an oak fireplace.

The kit is priced at £25 + VAT

Please feel free to contact for details.

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