Lexington Cabin Pine Series Fireplace Non-Combustible Mantel
Cabin Pine is a tribute to the early Kentucky log cabins that settlers built as shelter on the frontier. Lexington molded it from a 6" x 6" timber, and its square face rolls into a rounded pole edge with splits, nail holes, deep checking, knots and saw marks.
It is cast in Burncrete, Lexington's non-combustible material, and hand-painted in five colors, at 65 lb for the 60" and 75 lb for the 72". Model number CP-5-LH (60") or CP-6-LH (72"), followed by the color code.
Lexington designed it to sit over a traditional fireplace or a modern linear fireplace. The ASTM E136 rating lets it mount closer to a heat source than wood, which leaves more room for a TV above. Lexington's install guide calls for at least 6" of clearance above equipment under 50,000 Btu and 12" at 50,000 Btu or more; your fireplace's clearances and local code come first.
The hollow-core casting is light enough for a framed wall and mounts on a steel bracket screwed into the studs. The other series are in the Lexington Hearth collection.
Corbels (optional):
| Model numbers | 60": CP-5-LH-MD, CP-5-LH-PH, CP-5-LH-WG, CP-5-LH-EC, CP-5-LH-RC 72": CP-6-LH-MD, CP-6-LH-PH, CP-6-LH-WG, CP-6-LH-EC, CP-6-LH-RC |
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| Color codes | MD Maduro, PH Pale Honey, WG Weathered Grey, EC Eclipse, RC Roasted Chestnut |
| Lengths | 60" or 72" |
| Profile | 6" deep x 6" high |
| Weight | 65 lb (60"), 75 lb (72") |
| Material | Burncrete non-combustible casting, hollow core |
| Certification | ASTM E136 non-combustible |
| Mounting | 3" x 2" steel bracket screwed into wall studs; mantel fastens through the top |
| Studs needed | 3 (60"), 4 (72"); two screws per stud, at least 1.5" into the stud |
| Made in | Lexington, Kentucky, USA |
Can I get the Cabin Pine in a custom length or color?
Yes. Lexington makes custom lengths between 60" and 72", and shorter on request. Burncrete should not be cut or sanded on site, so order the length you need. Custom colors are matched at the factory. Reach out to our team for a quote.
How is it installed?
With two people and basic tools. Screw the bracket into the studs (3 for the 60", 4 for the 72"), set the mantel on it, drive three screws down through the top, then fill and touch up the holes. For walls other than wood framing, consult a professional.
Lexington Hearth one-year limited warranty: