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Welcome to the Urbandi Experience, where hand craftsmanship is combined with real, solid wood locally sourced to create exceptional quality and value.
What makes this service unique? Your order will be handcrafted and shipped within 7-10 business days.
All mantels and pricing on this page reflect a One-Pack.
Lengths start at 36” and go through 84”
Mantel depths are available in 6" to 8"
if you don't see the exact dimensions you need, you can place a custom order. Click here to go to our contact form.
And our four most popular finishes - Aged Oak, Provincial, Jacobean and Aged Barrel.
You can also request "unfinished" so you can choose and apply the stain you want to fit your design and space. Or you can choose to use your favorite paint.
Like all of our mantels, standard shipping of 2-6 business days is free to the 48 contiguous states.
Since we are closed on the weekend, what does this mean?
Orders received on Friday or the weekend will be scheduled for production on Monday.
| Mantel Wood Type | Solid White Oak Hardwood |
| Mantel Wood Thickness | 0.75” |
| Mantel Wood Source | Central Appalachia region - Ohio |
| Hidden Wood Bracket | Solid Wood French cleat, can mount to different surfaces, including drywall, stone, brick, and wood. |
| Fireplace Mantel Design | Hollow to save weight |
| Mantel Manufacturing Location | Handcrafted in Cincinnati OH |
Each piece is handcrafted by skilled American craftspeople using carefully selected furniture-grade White Oak hardwood chosen for their durability, strength, and beautiful natural grain.
All of our hardwoods are locally sourced, including White Oak, from the Central Appalachian region of Ohio. Ohio's wood is highly regarded due to the abundance of high-quality hardwood species and the state's sustainable forest management practices. Ohio's forests are known for producing excellent hardwoods.
Front Face: The visible front panel of the fireplace mantel, glued and secured to the mantel body.
Top Panel: The upper horizontal surface, joined to the end panels using precision-cut miter joints.
Bottom Panel: The lower horizontal surface, also connected to the end panels using miter joints.
Right End Panel: Closes the right side of the mantel and connects to the top and bottom panels through miter joints.
Left End Panel: Closes the left side of the mantel and connects to the top and bottom panels through miter joints.
Wood Finish: A carefully applied finish enhances the natural character of Appalachian White Oak.
Protective Clear Coat: A protective topcoat helps preserve the finish, maintain color consistency, and protect the wood surface during everyday use.
Step 1: Locate studs using a stud finder (stud installation is recommended).
Step 2: Using a drill bit, pre-drill holes through the mounting bracket and into the wall. If no studs were located in Step 1, you would need to install the provided wall anchors. No wall anchors are needed if studs are present.
Step 3: Attach Part B (SUPPORT) to the wall using the provided screws “Part C (SCREWS),” if preferred by the installer, other screws can be used. Make sure it is level.
Step 4: Place Part A (MANTEL) on the support. If preferred by the installer, the mantel can be screwed from above or glued from the inside to the support.
Distance from Fireplace Opening: Exposed combustible mantels or trim must be placed at least 6 inches (152 mm) away from the top and sides of the fireplace opening.
Projection Limits (Within 12 Inches): Any combustible material or mantel located within 12 inches (305 mm) of the fireplace opening cannot project outward more than 1/8 inch (3 mm) for every 1 inch (25 mm) of distance measured from the opening.
General Clearance Rule: Wood structural members and mantels must be installed so they do not overheat or catch sparks and embers from the fire.
Manufacturer Exceptions: If you are using a prefabricated or UL 127-listed/labeled fireplace unit, always defer to the manufacturer's specific installation instructions, which may supersede general code or allow different clearances.
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Are you interested in ordering a mantel but are not sure what color would look best in your space?
Click HERE to order a color sample pack.
If you didn't find the size or color you were looking for, we would love start a custom project for you at no extra charge. Click HERE to start a custom project with us.
To see our Distressed Mantels, please click HERE.
To see our Rustic Mantels, please click HERE.
Click HERE to order wood sample.
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The Urbandi Experience
Every Urbandi product is made in Cincinnati, Ohio by our team of skilled craftspeople.
Yes. Every Urbandi piece is made through a hands-on build-to-order process. We use modern tools for precision, but the majority of the work is guided by skilled craftspeople who select, cut, assemble, sand, finish, pack, and inspect each piece with care.
Yes. Urbandi products are made from real solid wood, not MDF, particle board, or cheap veneer. Some pieces, such as certain fireplace mantels, use a hollow solid-wood construction to make installation easier and pricing more accessible while still maintaining real wood quality.
Most Urbandi products are designed for indoor use, where temperature and humidity are controlled. Outdoor pieces may be available as custom orders using materials and finishes suited for exterior conditions. Contact our team to discuss your project.
Weight capacity depends on shelf size, depth, bracket type, and installation method. On average, floating shelves installed into wall studs with the included brackets can hold 25–55 pounds per stud. Longer or deeper shelves may need additional support brackets.
Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Wipe spills right away with a slightly damp cloth, then dry thoroughly. Avoid harsh cleaners, abrasive pads, and silicone-based products. Keep real wood away from extreme heat, direct sunlight, and excessive humidity.
We choose suppliers based on material quality, consistency, responsibility, and proximity. For hardwoods, we work with mills in Central Appalachia and trusted regional partners who provide strong, beautiful wood suited for long-lasting furniture and shelving.