After spending time here over the last couple years asking questions and reading everything that I could, I finally completed my project and wanted to thank each one of you that contribute to this site. Attached are the "before" and "after" pictures of the project that "wouldn't end", a first for me doing stone and tile work and also my first woodburner, a Buck Model 74. Thank you very much gang!
![[Hearth.com] Completed Woodburner Hearth](https://www.hearth.com/talk/attachments/hearth-framing-webp.240242/ "[Hearth.com] Completed Woodburner Hearth")
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Completed Woodburner Hearth
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buc74
Burning Hunk
spudman99
Feeling the Heat
I see you moved the entire assembly to the left away from the wall (before pictures show spacer blocks). Was that by choice or by design. (I like its current position, just curious). I see you move the outlet into the stone face to plug in the blower. Nice install.
After some measuring and moving things back and forth (and back and forth) I just thought it looked better centered with the wall also, so that's where I decided to put it. I made it that size to allow access to a utility room which is to the left but not visible in the picture.
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