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Finished heater in the kitchen.
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Finished heater in the kitchen.
Dry- walled in. We did use fire-resistant cement board and metal studs.
Firering side of the heater from the hallway.
Outside layer of bricks. We dug them up in our back yard.
Ovenbench inside the kitchen. I did poor a concrete top on top of the inner core (2 inches airspace)
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Finished heater in the kitchen.

The platform was created to connect the heater with the existing Chimney. Since we have 12 ft ceilings, that was not a problem ans makes a great breakfast area.
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