Lexington Hearth Cabin Pine 60" Non-Combustible Eclipse Mantel Shelf Kit d26.25 44′‘W x 33′‘H

44′‘W x 33′‘H

Sprinkle some creosote treatment powder onto a low fire or bed of coal twice-weekly for four (4) weeks to break apart the creosote buildup

Accommodates logs up to 18" in length

can be added for an additional $79

The user interface is designed to be intuitive

Lexington Hearth Cabin Pine 60" Non-Combustible Eclipse Mantel Shelf Kit d26.25 44′‘W x 33′‘HTHE CABIN PINE MANTEL The first settlers in Kentucky built temporary cabins to shelter themselves from the wilderness. These early cabins were very primitive and never intended to be their final home. After a permanent home was built, they would use the cabin for housing animals and storage. Some were torn down and the lumber was used for barns, corn cribs, and fencing. Nothing ever went to waste in the wilderness. We wanted to honor the early