DIY Hearth pad, Wall Protection, and Clearance

This video is about DIY Hearth pad, Wall Protection, and Clearance

[@sptrsttradr4918]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Especially appreciated learning about concealed damage and how ignition points get lowered as combustibles dry out.

[@mescron]

This is the clearest info on this subject matter on KZbin, thanks!! Very helpful :)

[@swamphick7553]

I have come back and watched this man quite a few times. Really wish you did more videos. Thank you

[@topdoghomeservice]

Super useful video. I'm a chimney sweep and was trying to explain this to a customer recently, and you do a much better job, lol. I'll start sharing this video with clients.

[@pikifrino]

Congratulations! Excellent video! THANK YOU!..

[@jamesspain5049]

Very informative video. Great job!

[@TriCityConnections]

Thankyou! Verrry informative and told me just about everything I was wondering about installing my hearth in my she-shed :)

[@BryanMatuskey]

Thank you for the helpful info!

[@pikifrino]

Yes, unfortunately the sound volume is low!..

[@123mjolie]

Thank you !!! This was so helpful!! Great explanation!!

[@chriselson7413]

Extremely helpful, thanks pal 👍

[@yvonnemurray8194]

Excellent video thank you for sharing this ☺️

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

"the more heat gets radiated down" - fascinating. Hence the ceramic fiber board baffles on top.

[@stumpfarm3714]

Thanks, Great video, very informative.

[@emilye709]

Great video but I was waiting for you to talk about how to DIY a hearth pad.. .

[@landonlandon5533]

Thats why its best to water your floor and walls once a year.

[@John4.23-24]

What type of heat shield would you recommend for an antique wood cook stove, with 12" legs? We are planning a 1/2" durock heatshield with 1" air gap between another 1/2" durock on studs for wall. And 1" thick durock platform(2, 1/2" durock as hearth pad with tile on top. Would this be sufficient? .. The floor under the tile and durock is wood.Thanks

[@psilocypher]

Is the hearth pad necessary on top of a concrete floor?

[@thesenewythandlessuck]

Can the hearth pad touch the back wall or should there be a gap?

[@thompsonbrad5434]

So to sum up- follow the manufacture recommendations on the back

[@chadjones3219]

What would be the minimum clearance to non-combustible walls?

[@rockerdave62]

The volume is so bad on this video I couldn't even hear it.

[@seoulkidd1]

What type of stove is that

[@landonlandon5533]

I got 120 year old caboose stove, I don't think an owners manual came with it Lol

[@jimmiegregory8386]

Why isn't the questions being answered!?

[@stevenwiseman2537]

Do you still need a Hearth pad if the stove is sitting on a concrete slab

[@ludwigvonrothbard1207]

No.

[@terrymoogan8445]

If only there was some sort of electrical device that could capture his voice ... so I could hear his good advice. Lip reading isn't helping he keeps turning his head.

[@killroy7114]

Couldn’t hear. Frustrating

[@DavidFerree54]

What?? What did you say?? 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@garyjones3364]

Speak up, please.

[@kennygoit8931]

Didn’t give clearances ,I don’t think he likes wood stoves, no solutions!