Fireview and liner install pictures
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smokinj
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raybonz
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Great lookin' stove and hearth!! You must have used loads of candles to heat your home prior to getting the stove 
Ray
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InTheRockies
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You did a great job--nice install and beautiful stove. Enjoy the winter--you'll be staying nice and warm. Thanks for sharing the photos.
raybonz said:Great lookin' stove and hearth!! You must have used loads of candles to heat your home prior to getting the stove
Ray
Ordered them by the truck load. When I finished the install, my wife's response was where do my candles go? I said they would make great fire starters. In the dog house.
raybonz
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pinewoodburner said:raybonz said:Great lookin' stove and hearth!! You must have used loads of candles to heat your home prior to getting the stove
Ray
Ordered them by the truck load. When I finished the install, my wife's response was where do my candles go? I said they would make great fire starters. In the dog house.
LOL couldn't resist the candle remark.. I don't own a soapstone stove but I am huge fan of them.. Beautiful and practical..
Enjoy!
Ray
Todd
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Very nice looking. How long is that horizontal run out the back of the stove? Do you have a slight rise in it towards the chimney?
mayor mcheese
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I must say I like carpet but if I had that beautiful wood floor underneath it I think the carpet would be outta there ;-)
thebeatlesrgood
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its funny how if your extending a hearth like that 1 layer of durock is ok. hell if you have an existing tile floor tiled right over the plywood youre ok. but as soon as you build a hearth pad all of a sudden you need 5 layers of durock 
. or 2 layers or durock and one micore like i did.
but great job on the setup; it looks beautiful. ive always loved the look of the soapstone's. that'll probably be my next stove.
. or 2 layers or durock and one micore like i did.but great job on the setup; it looks beautiful. ive always loved the look of the soapstone's. that'll probably be my next stove.
thebeatlesrgood said:its funny how if your extending a hearth like that 1 layer of durock is ok. hell if you have an existing tile floor tiled right over the plywood youre ok. but as soon as you build a hearth pad all of a sudden you need 5 layers of durock
but great job on the setup; it looks beautiful. ive always loved the look of the soapstone's. that'll probably be my next stove.
I checked with Woodstock about there requirement under the stove and it is for ember protection only. Under the stove gets no hotter than 90 degrees. I did 2 layers of cement board and then the granite. I am thinking of removing all the carpet in that room since the 60 year old floors are in great shape. Thanks for all the comments. I do love the soapstone stove and Woodstock is a great company. I wish all companies did business like they did. Jeff
thebeatlesrgood
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well i guess if it's just for ember protection all you would need is a layer of tile; i stand corrected. but man did it feel good to vent some anger
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