Special Shapes

For more unusual wall contours, mantels can be ordered in "L", "U" and "T" shapes. Mantel ends can have the standard tapered overhang or be "capped" (to eliminate overhang) or "butted" (to end flush against a wall.)

The inside edges of mantel legs and horizontal tops can be "wrapped" around the outside edges of your brick or tile to reduce the size of the mantel or to cover the unfinished edges of the stone. Legs can also be notched around a raised hearth if necessary.