Mar 8, 2019 · Create a whole new look for your fireplace mantel with this DIY wood mantel. It's renter-friendly and easy to build with just 3 boards for $30!

Mar 11, 2024 · Create the perfect focal point in your home with one of these creative and beautiful DIY fireplace mantel plans. Transform your living space today!

Apr 12, 2022 · This DIY fireplace mantel plan takes you through each step of picking out the lumber, measuring and cutting the wood, assembling the mantel, adding a stain finish, and then finally hanging it up. How to Build a Fireplace Mantel from A Blossoming Life

A fireplace mantel can make an important design statement around your hearth, but before you start selecting wood for the job, consider these 23 DIY fireplace mantel plans that are easy to learn and simple to build.

Oct 1, 2024 · With the right tools and DIY experience, you can create a stunning custom fireplace mantel that will impress your guests.

Jun 28, 2020 · Easy DIY Wood Fireplace Mantle. Tutorial on how to make your own wood mantle for a fireplace. Steps to create a custom wood mantle.

Jan 14, 2022 · I’m sharing our brand new DIY wood mantel with you today. It’s been a long time coming as I’ve wanted to change out the mantel for years. AND get around to painting the brick again.

Oct 6, 2024 · Follow these steps to create your custom fireplace mantel: Prepare your workspace by laying down drop cloths. Create proper airflow and ventilation by opening windows and adding fans if necessary. Cut two poplar boards to the desired height for your vertical pilasters.

Sep 27, 2024 · Are you feeling ready to transform your fireplace by building your own mantel? Let’s break down each step on how to create a beautiful and functional DIY fireplace mantel! 1. Measure and Select Wood. Start by measuring your fireplace to determine what size of mantel would look best in your space.

Cut Wood for the Mantel Box. In order to have a seamless look, I decided to use miter cuts to make the mantel box. The top, bottom and side pieces all had one straight edge (to go against the fireplace) and the rest were mitered. The front piece is the only one that was mitered on all sides.