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  1. offroadaudio New Member

    joined: Dec 17, 2007
    365 posts
    South Central Pa.
    It's almost complete - finally! - still needs grout.
    Here are some build details:
    framing is steel stud, then 1 layer of sheet metal, then 3 layers of 1/2" durock, then the slate tile
    Stove is a Hearthstone Shelbourne cast iron
    Wall shield will be 1/2" durock spaced 1" from wall and covered with 2' x 2' tin ceiling tiles. The tiles are antique bronze and have an embossed pattern.
    I'll follow up as that come together.
    Have a great day.

    'FRank

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  2. Adios Pantalones Minister of Fire

    pretty schweet
  3. Drumaz Member

    joined: Jul 23, 2008
    107 posts
    NW CT
    Nice work!!
  4. Tarmsolo60 New Member

    joined: Dec 2, 2007
    306 posts
    Adirondack Mountains
    very nice... be sure to show us pics when the tin is on the walls!
  5. ScottF New Member

    joined: Aug 7, 2008
    411 posts
    Southern NH
    Very nice job. Would love to see it complete. Thanks for the photos
  6. Tfin New Member

    joined: Jul 24, 2007
    556 posts
    Central Maine
    Excellent job.....really like the multi-colored tiles!
  7. firefighterjake Minister of Fire

    joined: Jul 22, 2008
    13,455 posts
    Unity/Bangor, Maine
    Very sharp looking hearth pad.
  8. acesover New Member

    joined: May 19, 2008
    83 posts
    Long Island, NY
    good job looks like a pre fab one. looking forward to finished pics
  9. smokinj Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 11, 2008
    15,410 posts
    Anderson, Indiana
    Nice eye for detail!
  10. Poult Member

    joined: Jan 12, 2008
    109 posts
    Northern NYS
    Really pretty. I like that border. :)
  11. offroadaudio New Member

    joined: Dec 17, 2007
    365 posts
    South Central Pa.
    Thanks to all for the positive comments. I'll get more pix when the wall shield is up and grout in place.

    'FRank
  12. Windy New Member

    joined: Sep 15, 2008
    14 posts
    Fallon, NV
    That's gorgeous! If I place my order now, can I have it by the end of the month? :)
  13. dgisme New Member

    joined: Aug 8, 2008
    45 posts
    orange county N.Y.
    Frank that looks awsome !!!!!!
  14. offroadaudio New Member

    joined: Dec 17, 2007
    365 posts
    South Central Pa.
    Grout in.
    Stove on.
    Wall shield soon I hope........

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  15. InTheRockies New Member

    joined: Aug 15, 2008
    366 posts
    Northern US Rockies
    That looks marvelous; you did a very good job of creating your own hearth pad! I really like the slate that you picked out. You will enjoy the warmth and ambiance of your new wood stove, not to mention the energy savings. It will add value to your home as well. Thanks for sharing the photos.
  16. ScottF New Member

    joined: Aug 7, 2008
    411 posts
    Southern NH
    Yes excellent job. We are anxious to see the heat shield walls. That is a great idea with the tin panels. I love tin panel ceilings. Send when complete. Thanks for sharing.
  17. tinkabranc Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 23, 2007
    1,636 posts
    South Coast MA
    WOW! That hearthpad looks great! love the colors
  18. Henz New Member

    joined: Mar 23, 2006
    1,735 posts
    Northville, NY
    how much did all od those materials cost
  19. offroadaudio New Member

    joined: Dec 17, 2007
    365 posts
    South Central Pa.
    Metal studs leftover from another job
    durock 6 x $8.50ish
    screws / mortar / thinset - $40
    Tile on sale at HD - $85 including the border - they were more expensive than the 12 x 12s.

    Thanks for the compliments.
  20. Henz New Member

    joined: Mar 23, 2006
    1,735 posts
    Northville, NY
    well, I would say that that is a hell of a deal, minus your time. I paid $350 for an American Panel Hearthpad, which I absolutly love but if I had the skills to build my own I would have
  21. begreen Super Moderator

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    36,118 posts
    South Puget Sound, WA
    That's a great looking hearth, I love the border detail. Keep on posting the pics, it's coming along really well.
  22. Firenutz New Member

    joined: Sep 13, 2008
    106 posts
    Northeastern PA
    Nice job on the hearth. Is it real slate? What did you use for grout?
  23. bfunk13 Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 11, 2008
    705 posts
    Wyoming
    Thumbs up!
    Looks great.
  24. BJ64 Minister of Fire

    joined: Jul 24, 2008
    608 posts
    NE Oklahoma
    OHHHHHH you are messing it all up! Get the stove off there. :)

    That hearth looks too nice to put any stove on it!

    Nice work to go along with the well thought out idea. I am envious.
  25. raybonz Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 5, 2008
    5,955 posts
    Carver, MA.
    Great job on the hearth.. You have a good eye for color and style..

    Ray
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