Enviro m55 steel hearth pad for looks.

[Millsk]

I know I don't need one but we're thinking it may look better with one.

Anyone have a m55 steel with a hearth pad? Can ya post pics? Include the size of the pad you are using?

Thanks!

 

[JHASS]

Yes I have a home made pad under mine. It is a corner install and measures 51" by 28".

 

[Millsk]

Nice. I think we're going with a 40x40. Keep the pics coming!

 

[pelletdude]

Nice Looking Stove

 

[vinny11950]

Yeah, you definitely want one, need one. I went without one, and quickly regretted it because if you ever have to move the stove, which you will to service, you will scratch you floors to no end.

 

[imacman]

.....if you ever have to move the stove, which you will to service, you will scratch you floors to no end.

The answer:

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005KWAG7..._m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=04JF1W8K6DKAYRW7Y7CD

 

[vinny11950]

Doh!

Imacman, i have the Mexican tumbled stone lined up on my cement board ready to be glued permanently for the new hearth I am building. And I have thought about doing the entire install again, bought the supplies and all. Yet it never occurred to me to leave it as is and move it with sliders.

 

[will711]

What I did with my Harman which has a cast iron pad similar to the picture above was take a piece of carpet trace the pad outline, cut out, turn up side down carpet facing the hardwood now I can slide the stove with no scratching. I tried the slider things but the pad doesn't have feet or legs to place them under. I put them at the 4 corners but the weight of the stove crushed them, they worked ,but looked crappy.