50/50
had the stove professional installed - I did the hearth both behind the stove on the walls & the base
Nice stove and pooch Wader. Here's my current fire at the moment and my "kids" favorite spot on a winter day/night..
looks nice Tony - whats under it? Is that tile, granite or marble?
I think your kitchen table has a formica top - go with that. Maybe spread out a little aluminum foil first..........
looks nice Tony - whats under it? Is that tile, granite or marble?
That's a hearth pad that you can put right on a wood floor. I have heat shields on the bottom of the stove as well as the back plus the heat deflector behind the stove. That heat deflector is great and one of the best stove accessories I've bought it keeps the wall behind it from getting too warm and it directs the heat outward.
I'll be installing the garage stove with a thru the wall system :

Make sure they put an access cap at the bottom of the outside chimney for easy cleaning.
That's a hearth pad that you can put right on a wood floor. I have heat shields on the bottom of the stove as well as the back plus the heat deflector behind the stove. That heat deflector is great and one of the best stove accessories I've bought it keeps the wall behind it from getting too warm and it directs the heat outward.
really? Looks like some form of ceramic or stone. It's a nice one. They had similar ones when I went to check out buying the stove - but they looked inferior to what you're using - they also wanted a lot for them - couple of hundred as I recall. Figured I could make something using masonry for just a little more & that's the way I went.
Went to the local masonry yard (T&W - I'm sure you've heard of them) & asked for any left over stone or brick that they may have had from another job. As I recall - I got the brick & flagstones for like $200. The stone behind the stove on the wall - is what they cal "stacked stone". It's stone cut down & on a web similar to tile - but thicker than tile. Got that for the Tile Guys in Exmore on 13. Sure you've seen them.
As I recall that was like another $300.
The rest is quick set, 3/4 " plywood & 1/4" concrete backer board.
Make sure they put an access cap at the bottom of the outside chimney for easy cleaning.
"they" would be me .... and I believe the thru the wall kit that I ordered has that.
I hope.
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They usually do, but it wouldn't hurt to check.
Good idea ...... Just double checked. Looks like it does.
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[*]Includes a wall thimble, one 9 in. x 6 in. horizontal chimney pipe, 1 tee with clean-out cap, 1 tee support, 2 wall straps and 1 chimney cap
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Home and Burning.
Still burning.
Throwing on a few more logs and then closing the doors for the night.
Yo ED....You burnin with Chi Cat. & I ?
Debating. To lite up tonight.
May wait till tomorrow, temps are rising.
If its below 50o I have a fire at night. If below 40o then I burn 24/7.
Its nice out Jack open the windows :eek::eek:
Yes, actually neighbors in back of me just had to do that, they had a blowback from furnace and had the Holbrook Fire Dept. at their Home.
We thought it was a full blown Fire Emergency. Three Trucks and a Rescue Unit. I walked around the corner To make sure all good with them.
Yes, actually neighbors in back of me just had to do that, they had a blowback from furnace and had the Holbrook Fire Dept. at their Home.
We thought it was a full blown Fire Emergency. Three Trucks and a Rescue Unit. I walked around the corner To make sure all good with them.
Oh man that sucks thats a nasty smell/taste in the house
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