Quick answer: The FocusCast deep beam is moulded from a non combustible composite to look like a real weathered oak beam, with the durability of stone. Its big advantage is that it is non combustible.
The FocusCast deep beam gives you the character of a weathered oak beam without the combustibility, because it is moulded from a non combustible composite that is as durable as stone. That means it can sit closer to a stove than solid timber, where clearances would otherwise rule an oak beam out. See it in our Warrington showroom.
| Type | Non combustible mantel beam |
| Material | Moulded non combustible composite, weathered oak look |
| Style | Deep beam, character finish |
| Use | Fire surround beam, suitable near a stove |
| Combustibility | Non combustible, can sit closer to a stove than solid timber |
| Fit | We confirm the sizes, the rebate for your fire and your opening on a showroom visit. Oak is a natural product, so grain and colour vary and we advise on the safe clearance from your fire or stove |
We are a local fireplace showroom in Warrington and our own Osnath Works factory has made fireplaces for decades. Visit us at WA2 7XE to see the Focus Fireplaces FocusCast Deep Beam Character and the timber in person and get honest advice on sizing it to your room and your fire. We supply and install across Warrington and the surrounding areas. Call 01925 230045.
Yes. Because it is non combustible, the FocusCast beam can sit closer to a stove than a solid oak beam, where clearances would otherwise be a problem. We still confirm the exact fit for your stove.
No and that is the point. It is a non combustible composite moulded to look like weathered oak, so you get the look without the combustibility.
Yes, it is as durable as stone.
Yes. We supply and install across Warrington and the surrounding areas.
Please call or visit our showroom for current deals on this product. Call Heatwave Fireplaces on 01925 230045, or visit us at WA2 7XE in Warrington to see the Focus Fireplaces FocusCast Deep Beam Character.