Decorative Mantel Brackets & Corbels

Farmhouse mantel brackets have a way of grounding a room, the iron pulling wood and stone together like they belong. We torch‑cut each blank from heavy plate, bend a graceful heel, then let the welder add a small bead where the back meets the arm. Not too polished, just enough to keep sparks out of the grain, because rustic doesn’t mean rough. Whether you call them mantle brackets or decorative mantel brackets, they all start the same: premium steel, holes drilled true, a finish that stands up to summer humidity and winter fires.

For deep beams you might lean on forged fireplace mantel corbels with scrolls that echo old barn hinges, while slimmer wrought iron mantel brackets slip under a modern shelf without stealing attention from the tile. Either way the load rating sits higher than most timber can manage, so the mantel supports will not sag when someone lines up a dozen holiday stockings or drops a big hunk of reclaimed oak on top.

Installation reads like a coffee‑stained recipe card: find studs or masonry joints, lag the bracket tight, check level twice, then set the timber and wait for the compliments. If your beam is crooked or you need an odd projection, send a sketch, we tweak jigs all the time.

• Premium steel, raw, black, or oil‑rubbed finishes
• Versatile shapes, from clean strap to ornate scroll for farmhouse or industrial spaces
• Robust support, load tested past 300 lb per pair
• Hand‑built in the USA, ships with hardware and plain‑English instructions