I'm going to install the old Century (details in the sig.) in the family cabin. Clearances are good. I'll need to install the chimney before winter. I'm a bit stuck on the hearth pad. It has to either be durable or light enough to pick up and toss or dry out.
To explain why I'll post a pic of the cabin:
Mine is the one showing the picnic table floating away. The water is about 15" deep inside when the pic was taken. The water never got that high in the previous 70 years, but it doesn't mean it won't happen again. I need to be able to easily clean it out in case this happens again.
Any ideas? I don't know that there is anything listed for R value on the back tag. Floor is a very combustible T&G yellow pine.
Matt
To explain why I'll post a pic of the cabin:
Mine is the one showing the picnic table floating away. The water is about 15" deep inside when the pic was taken. The water never got that high in the previous 70 years, but it doesn't mean it won't happen again. I need to be able to easily clean it out in case this happens again.
Any ideas? I don't know that there is anything listed for R value on the back tag. Floor is a very combustible T&G yellow pine.
Matt