HollowHill
Minister of Fire
so's mine!
so's mine!
Usually this is only worth consideration if your house is exceptionally tight or small. I'd get the stove installed first, and determine if you need it, the test for which is as simple as opening and closing a window while burning.
I would definitely do that. You never know if you might need it, and it's already there...
Looks like charcoal to me. Black = the Fireview next to the PH.
p.s. Woodstock will paint your stove any color you like, if the paint is available.
http://forrestpaint.com/index.php?page=hi-temp-paints
Not that is matters, but I prefer the charcoal to the black.
Did you go through the owners photos section of Woodstock's website? There are a lot of pics there that might help you decide. It is a tough choice.
Yes thanks. But there are not alot of Progresses in there (mostly the Keystones, Fireviews....), AND, there are not alot, if any Black ones in there... they are also pretty small low-res pics. What I really need is a fairly high res picof a Black unit. I have a good charcoal pic but I need a black to print and hold next to the slate sample....
I sense a road trip!take the sample up to NH and settle it there.... ok, so maybe that would take a bit too long from NY, but could be fun if time were not a consideration, heh.
That's funny, I think the charcoal looks more antique, like the early stoves and the black more modern. Mine is charcoal and I picked a ceramic tile that mimicked slate. The charcoal blends into the slate tile, which I like because the ash pan blends in and is less noticeable. I like the silver slate tile a lot that you've picked out. I think the black would look very sharp with it. But I love the charcoal, so I don't think you can go wrong.
Nope, the tile is dark bluish-grey with swirls of lighter grey and brick color. Eighth pic in Owner's GalleryInteresting you see it in reverse than me... what makes you see it that way? That might help me...
Your pic shows a beige stone?
Oh, I'm referring to your Avatar pic on here!Nope, the tile is dark bluish-grey with swirls of lighter grey and brick color. Eighth pic in Owner's Gallery