My new stove is in! Pics

[raybonz]

Well!It was more work than i thought but its done.Now i can breakin the stove.

Looks good Stan.. Simple solution to a complex problem.. If I ever need to extend my bluestone hearth I may do what you did..

Ray

 

[STOVEGUY11]

That came out mint.....good job

 

[fossil]

SJ, I think you did a very fine job with that...solved the problem and complemented the installation. Nicely done. Rick

 

[stanleyjohn]

Thanks for all the nice and constructive comments!A great crew here at hearth dot com.

 

[btj1031]

Looks great. I need to do the exact same thing - my setup is similar, though I need to come out 18" (3 - 6" tiles). What did you use under the tile? What was stopping you from just going right on top of the existing floor?

 

[WOODBUTCHER]

The only thing missing now is a picture of it blasting away !

WoodButcher

 

[stanleyjohn]

Looks great. I need to do the exact same thing - my setup is similar, though I need to come out 18" (3 - 6" tiles). What did you use under the tile? What was stopping you from just going right on top of the existing floor?

At first i thought about putting it over the floor but decided against it because i wanted it to be even with the floor if possible.It was more work but in the end i thought i made the right decision.Area adjacent to the hearth was pretty uneven so used a patch and level mix to smooth and level the area then did abit of sanding before i was able to put down the tile.Im hoping to get a blazing fire pic of the stove!Tried it once but came out very poor!think it was the flash.