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FocusCast Vintage Shelf
Non-combustible shelf
The aged detail of the Vintage collection in a lower shelf profile. Two lengths and five oak-effect finishes offer a compact mantel with the character of an original timber beam.
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Selected finish: Pale Oak
Gallery captions identify the finish and length shown. Colour and texture can vary; we can help you review the finish before ordering.
115 × 82 mmSection · width × height
Non-combustibleMineral composite
Beam & fitting pricing on request
Your selected length and finish will be included in your enquiry. Call 01889 505100 or visit us in Leigh to discuss your fireplace.
Details & dimensions
| Maker | Focus Fireplaces |
|---|---|
| Material | High-density mineral composite |
| Combustibility | Non-combustible |
| Section depth | 115 mm |
| Section height | 82 mm |
| Available lengths | 1220 mm, 1371 mm |
| Finish | Hand-painted |
| Made in | Great Britain |
| Profile | Shelf |
| Available finishes | Pale Oak, Mid Oak, Burnt Oak, Weathered Oak, Honey Oak |
| Fixing | To be confirmed with your installer |
Dimensions and options are published by Focus Fireplaces. We’ll confirm your exact choice, fixing requirements and availability before ordering. View the supplier’s product information ↗
Optional finishing details
Decorative corner trimsOptional chamber-edge trims, published size 40" × 2" × 2".
Ask our team about compatibility, availability and pricing for your chosen beam.
Supplier brochure
Materials & finish
FocusCast is a high-density mineral composite, moulded to capture the details of timber or stone and hand-painted by the supplier. Each original casting has its own character, so grain and details can differ between lengths.
Fitting & personal advice
A non-combustible beam still needs to be positioned and fixed in accordance with the current supplier and appliance instructions. Our team will review your stove, wall and fireplace before confirming the installation. Installation & care ↗
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