Can I have my surround made larger or smaller?
Yes certainly. We offer a bespoke service whereby we can alter the size, material used or stain. Please contact your local stockist for further details.

Can I have a matching overmantle for my fire surround?
Yes you can. All our surrounds have a matching overmantle which will help frame your fireplace to perfection. Please contact your stockist for details.

I have seen a fireplace I like in your brochure but would like it in a different wood, is this possible?
Not a problem. All fireplaces included in our brochure were selected for display purposes. Our on site craftsmen are able to manufacture all surrounds in a range of woods so please contact your stockist for details.

I have a piece of furniture that I would love my fireplace to match, do you offer a colour matching service?
Yes we do. Through being in the industry for over 25 years we realise the importance people place on ensuring their fireplace matches the rest of their furniture. Please contact your local stockist with a sample of your furniture and they will in turn work with us to ensure we match the colour when
manufacturing your fireplace.

What type of wood is used in your surrounds?
Our solid woods are selected carefully from suppliers all over the world. Over time we have established strong relationships with suppliers of sustainable wood sources. We only accept “Grade A” hardwoods and in doing so we are confident in standing over our products as those of the very highest quality.

Do you manufacture matching furniture?
Certainly. MRL manufacture furniture to match all our fireplaces. We can provide coffee tables, nested tables, as well as television storage units. The furniture is manufactured in our onsite factory by our own highly skilled craftsmen to any size you require. Please contact your local stockist with your request.

I notice you have several surrounds made from pippy oak. What is this exactly?
Pippy oak will contain naturally occurring knots and swirling grains of various sizes. Pippy oak includes patches, clusters or small single pip knots which give the effect of “cats paws”. The amount of “pips” can vary from board to board even in the same tree.