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Marble Fireplaces, Mantels & Surrounds

Mantel, surround, and fireplace wall — made to your drawings, carved to one approved profile.

Carved stone detail

Made-to-drawing fireplaces

PFM Imp. & Exp. Co., Ltd. builds marble fireplaces as three related parts: the mantel shelf and legs, the surround that frames the firebox opening, and the wall or chimney breast surface behind and around it. Each part can be ordered separately or as a complete set, so a project can add a mantel to an existing opening or clad an entire fireplace wall in one stone.

Because a surround sits close to a working firebox, stone choice matters. Marble, granite, and limestone are all within our range, and the drawing and intended use are reviewed before a material is recommended. Dimensions come from the client's drawing and the site opening rather than from a fixed catalogue size.

Carving is coordinated through our fabrication network. Beyond moulded profiles, we produce legs, corbels, capitals, relief panels, and figure work from shop drawings, photographs, or sketches supplied by the client. Where a design repeats — six identical mantels for a hotel, for example — all pieces are cut from one approved profile so they match in line and proportion.

Made-to-drawing production is our standard route. A plan, elevation, or dimensioned sketch is enough to begin; the same drawings are used through cutting, carving, and assembly so the delivered piece corresponds to the approved design. For an example of carved stone delivered at scale, see the 2019 Chechnya Fountain & Decoration project.

Samples are free; freight is charged and refunded on order, and sample dispatch takes one to three days. Payment terms are 30% T/T with the balance of 70% before shipment, and goods ship from Guangzhou or Shenzhen.

  • Mantel + surround + wall, or separately
  • Marble, granite & limestone
  • Carving: legs, corbels, relief panels
  • Chechnya 2019 carving reference

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Send a plan, elevation, or sketch.

A dimensioned sketch is enough to begin — the same drawings carry through cutting, carving, and assembly.