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Fireplace Replacement Shelf - Slide-on Bracket

2 years ago

We have a fireplace surround that we believe to be reproduction rather than vintage. The top shelf slid on and locked in place to the surround.
This had gone missing during a house renovation and am struggling to find any replacement having emailed countless fireplace providers ... Any one seen anything like this?

Comments (2)

Sonia
2 years ago
Photo?
Alex
Original Author
2 years ago

So the shelf would have slid onto those two black rectangular pieces and "locked" in - so would just slide off but wouldn't lift up
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