Name the detail and its purpose
Identify the decorative beam wrap, mantel, closet shelf or other architectural finish you have in mind. Show the whole room and nearby finishes so scale and material direction can be considered together.
Beams, mantels & closet details
Give the room a focal point or make the finishing details work harder.
Scope and approach
Resolve the detail behind the finish
Identify a decorative beam wrap separately from structural work. Review fireplace clearances and attachments, shelf support, ceiling conditions and concealed services with the appropriate project team.
Draw the scope around the detail
Record dimensions, finish direction, joins, returns and what sits beside the work. State who handles support, adjacent surfaces, electrical changes or other surrounding work before the package is agreed.
What to bring.
- Which room and architectural detail are changing?
- Is the proposed beam decorative, or does the project involve structural work?
- What fireplace/product information or closet dimensions are available?
- Which finish and surrounding-work responsibilities are already assigned?
From review to agreed work
Plan the scope.
Share the room
Send a room view and close details, plus a sketch or inspiration reference if useful.
Resolve the conditions
Confirm dimensions and required clearances, support or specialist review before selection.
Define the finish package
Agree the materials, details, quantities and any installation scope in the proposal.
Before the next step.
Can an inspiration image establish the mantel dimensions?
It can suggest a look. The actual fireplace, manufacturer's requirements, room dimensions and attachment conditions must guide the proposed detail.
Can I include a small closet finish project?
Yes. Describe the shelf or finish scope, closet dimensions and what will be stored. The team will confirm the supported material and installation scope for the request.