oakleys oak Genuine Solid Oak Beams for Fireplaces- Oak Floating Shelf for Home Decor- Black Shelves to Decorative Logs for Fireplace- Heavily Worked- Beam Size(110x20x10) Cm

• Genuine Oakley’s Oak longest part Down the Wall Beam- fireplace mantle shelf is hand-polished by experienced and skilled craftsmen into smooth surfaces. These oak beams, each weighing over 25 kilograms, require installation either on a robust solid wall or securely anchored into wall studs for optimal support

Feature: Our character beam mantle mantel may already contain surface cracks, knots, pinholes, & waney edges. Although dried to the Climate, the oak will develop further shrinkage, movement, and cracks as it acclimatizes to your property’s temperature Planed & Sanded – All 4 sides of the oak beam mantel will be planed and sanded and then worked to make the rustic finish as you want it, oak floating fascia European oak beam hidden. How to Install: Step 1: level a line on the wall. Step 2: Measure the distance between the keyhole hangers to the center. Step 3: Mark the distance on the level line you marked. Step 4: Drill a 7mm hole on the lines marked. Step 5: Put the plug in the wall then screws. Step 6: Drop the beam onto keyhole hangers. Bar fixings Step 1: level a line on the wall. Step 2: Put the bar fixings into the beam. Step 3: Hold the beam up to the line and mark it around the bars. Step 4: Drill a 5-10mm hole as a pilot hole. Step 5: Then drill an 18mm hole to finish the hole bigger. Step 6: Put bars into the holes and push the beam in from side-to-side bit at a time. Available Beam Length: 1-90 cm 2-100 cm 3-110 cm 4-120 cm Available Colors: 1- Medium Oak 2- Dark Oak 3- Clear Oak 4- Rustic Oak Please Note: Oak is a natural product each piece may be different in appearance and slightly in color. Our character beams may already contain surface cracks, knots, pin holes, & waney edges. Although air dried to the Climate, it is not unusual for the oak to develop further shrinkage, movement, splits and cracks as it acclimatizes to your properties temperature, I believe it adds to the character. recommend that if the beams are going above a log burner, fire or any intense heat, that the heat should be gradually increased over a period of a week or more if possible.