Made to order · Gentry Stinson · Phoenix, Arizona

Gentry Stinson Clear Alder Fireplace Mantel

Architectural proportions. Your choice of size and finish. Configure your mantel below.

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Representative rendering of a Clear Alder veneer in Rubio Pure rectangular beam mantel in a furnished fireplace room, with both ends visible. Fixed finish example, not selected dimensions.
Shown: Clear Alder with Rubio Monocoat Pure. Room inspiration. The finish shown may differ from your choice; your exact selection is shown in the finish preview.

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Details & construction

Factory-assembled clear alder fireplace mantel manufactured by Gentry Stinson in Phoenix, Arizona. Built from 3/4-inch genuine Clear Alder wood-veneer panels on an MDF core with precision mitered joints, five finished faces, and an open back for concealed mounting.

Select unfinished / stain ready or one of the supported Rubio Monocoat finishes: Pure, Walnut, Castle Brown. Wood veneer is real wood over an engineered core, not solid hardwood.

Supported dimensional program: width 36–84 inches, depth 6–12 inches, and height 5–10 inches in 1-inch increments, subject to the supported configuration and parcel-eligibility limits. Oversized combinations require a product and delivery quote before payment.

One assembled mantel and a concealed mounting system are included. The installer must select site fasteners appropriate to the wall substrate and anchorage. Follow the fireplace manufacturer’s required clearances and applicable building and fire codes; this mantel does not establish or reduce required clearances.

Fireplace clearance

Follow the fireplace manufacturer’s specified mantel clearances and applicable building and fire codes. This mantel does not establish or reduce required clearances. Your installer must verify the wall substrate, anchorage and required fasteners.

Delivery

Online configurations are screened for the supported parcel program. Oversized combinations and destinations outside the contiguous United States require a product and delivery quote before payment. Production and transit times are separate.