My hearth is fairly uneven and need to find something to put under a leg or two to level out the stove. Does anyone have any good recommendations on what to use? I'm hoping for something that is inconspicuous....
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haha, you caught me! The back left leg of my Jotul has a PENNY under it 
Of course, my hearth is brick, and the ole penny is never seen.....choose your coin(s) wisely, use a magic marker to color it dark if you need to.
Of course, my hearth is brick, and the ole penny is never seen.....choose your coin(s) wisely, use a magic marker to color it dark if you need to.
If your legs are easily removable you can always take a floor jack and remove the high legs and grind or sand with coarse sand
paper. I did this with mine, of course they were stamped steel.
paper. I did this with mine, of course they were stamped steel.
One of the "problems" in using slate I suppose . . . I ended up using a washer under the front right leg of my Oslo.
I use a dime that is partially under the front leg of my heritage. I think it adds to the installation. Some folks notice and the smarter ones figure out why it's there.
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