I finished my hearth pad today and it fits perfectly. I put a layer of Durock over 1/2" plywood and then used 6x6 slate tiles. Finished the edges with some stained oak trim. All in all just over $100 in materials. Of course I splurged for a new tile saw for use on some other projects I've got planned. All I need now is my stove and pellets and some cold weather.
Finished my hearth pad
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Very Very Nice!!
Is it the 3ft size?
I am putting the final touches on mine.
Alot of work but well worth it.
I like the way you used all of the colors. Makes mine look a bit plain!
I am also waiting for the stove; pellets and........what was that "C" word again??
Is it the 3ft size?
I am putting the final touches on mine.
Alot of work but well worth it.
I like the way you used all of the colors. Makes mine look a bit plain!
I am also waiting for the stove; pellets and........what was that "C" word again??
lessoil said:
The back and sides are 41 3/4" I think. I followed the dimensions for the 40" Hearth Classics pad from the brochure.
Thanks for all your kind words.
awesome hearth pad
We are ordering a custom pad, i wish i had your craftmanship and could build my own. sounds pretty cool. i wonder if I could make one???
We are ordering a custom pad, i wish i had your craftmanship and could build my own. sounds pretty cool. i wonder if I could make one???
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