Finished Keystone

[Jack22]

Well here she is. Other than a few finishing touches my Keystone is basically ready. I have my final inspection today. I am looking forward to my first fire.

 

[My Oslo heats my home]

Very nice looking setup you have there! You must have animals and or children to have the protection up, good thinking.

Just out of curiosity, is that double walled stovepipe your using in this picture?

 

[Todd]

Looks great, I like the gray colored Woodstock's. You must have some little ones running around looking at the gate?

 

[leeave96]

Looks great - it will look much better with a big fire going.

Take it easy with the break-in fires. Once they are behind you, let that stove rip!

Enjoy!

Bill

 

[Jack22]

Thanks for the compliments. I have a very energetic one year old boy so I figured the gate would be a good idea. The stove pipe is what the call close clearance pipe aka double wall pipe. I used it along with a rear heat shield so I could get as close to that back wall as possible.

 

[tbuff]

I have four way to active little ones, and the gate you have there is a fantastic idea until your little boy gets a little older... Nice work.

 

[xraydog]

Very nice! Nice color (same as mine). Why not paint the stove pipe the same color as the stove?

Rick D

 

[pyronut]

Congrats Looks great

 

[Jack22]

Here are some pics of the chimney. Goes through a second floor bedroom then through the attic. I may paint the stove pipe in the future but for now I think it looks ok since it matches the granite hearth and the black hearth gate.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

You're going to enjoy that Jack.

 

[My Oslo heats my home]

Appreciate the pics of the pipe route. It's interesting the work involved in making the pipe get to the roofline. (ie: can I go here?, will this be too many elbows? etc)