EPIC Wood Stove Hearth Pad Renovation

[@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving]

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[@sandrarandazzo5172]

The fireplace harth looks BEAUTIFUL. WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!

[@christinastewart9830]

WOW! That fireplace turned out great! Can't wait to see your mantle and the design that you're thinking of behind it. Love your beautiful place in the forest. Y'all have done so much, and it looks so beautiful. God bless.😊❤

[@estellaknox9285]

Everything looks great

[@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving]

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[@droberts73543]

Looking nice y'all

[@laruedouglas7972]

I love Our Dream In The Woods videos. They are doing an awesome job 👍. I think the new tiles you picked out are beautiful 🥰.

[@loucinci3922]

Turned out super nice. Well done.

[@GreyfyreShelties]

That tile with darker grout up the wall with the mantel would be incredible. Beautiful work as always. Thanks for the heads up on another build channel!

[@johnniesmith6872]

😊it's great to see you guys back here don't let anyone put you off from posting ,I like many others enjoy what you do so cheers , I wish you and your family happiness

[@JohnR-gk7ch]

So glad you pointed that out. I have a future project where I was going to buy that type of tile.

[@sharonmilton4854]

Looks awesome!

[@karlfrederick5731]

The editing on your videos, including this one are next level. Super job to the expertise behind the scenes! A++

[@jerrywoodworking3436]

Put some bluestone behind there. It also helps heat the house. Or is it soapstone?

[@michellebishop1215]

Great job!

[@marithaswanepoel5257]

Love the tiles on the platform where the stove stands. Beautiful.

[@johnkirby6547]

Looks Great 👍, you guy's did a very nice job! Thanks for sharing the fresh air pipe idea.

[@ohiofarmer1987]

I thought I had a lot of Matt's shirts from Demolition Ranch... But you might have more! Another great video.

[@randywilson9611]

Very good video good to see y'all

[@DavidSunshineAquaWash]

Nice job!

[@andreasweber5991]

Verry nice 👍

[@loucinci3922]

More push-ups, J!! Nice job. Maybe take the door off next time?

[@jim-kalliedunn-md4bz]

Great job,Y’all are so talented and amazing! God Bless ❤😊

[@MrEagle1010]

rock backdrop for sure

[@donnavickery9623]

You guys never cease to amaze us !!!

[@kaj_1982]

I feel so bad im 42 and i never knew what a hearth was. Alwas wondered never looked it up no i know whe the movie cricket on the hearth is about lol

[@huiawaihape942]

25:54 that was great thinking Julie 👏👍well done 👏

[@2ACraig]

Was nice meeting you Marty yesterday. Enjoyed the service at your church.

[@billelsener6192]

Awesome and well thought out wood stove foundation. Looks professional.

[@jerrywoodworking3436]

Put some bluestone behind there. It also helps heat the house.

[@vincentalaimo7527]

Tha came out simply beautiful guys! Sending blessings.

[@bobcole3852]

Turned out great! If you can get more of the same tile for the wall, I'd do that...

[@littlegriffoffgridalberta6837]

A lot of work to redo but you did an awesome job ! 👍Looks great once you get your mantel dried out & in place I'm sure it will be beautiful warming spot !

[@lizregan1949]

Good morning. Have a nice day. Too bad the tile was broken was very nice. Love, and I think I would put the stone in the middle.

[@RobSharp-wo5qj]

The wood stove project turned out great. And the Mantel will finish it off. Its really neat that there is so many You tube blogger that live so close to each other in Idaho .

[@timhardison4084]

Always love watching you guys. God bless.

[@empirekorea]

영상 잘보고 갑니다 응원드립니다 계속 좋은 영상 기대할게요!

[@ErinLogan-y6l]

Very beautifully done you guys. Love it!❤❤

[@wesleyasamoto3238]

I have heard of several house fires started from dirty fireplace chimney or wood stove flue, so I checked to see how often must they be cleaned. Here is what I found: "Wood-burning fireplaces and stoves: Chimneys used with wood-burning appliances should be cleaned and inspected more frequently, typically every 50 to 70 fires. If you use your fireplace or wood-burning stove frequently during the heating season, consider scheduling a cleaning mid-season to remove creosote buildup. Creosote is a highly flammable substance that accumulates as a byproduct of burning wood, and its removal is crucial for fire safety."

[@bryanprehoda]

Great video

[@cb4874]

That really looks awesome Marty! Great work by you, Jules and the kids!

[@randypyatt5649]

Looks beautiful guys

[@louisianagreatgrandma650]

Great job. That s beautiful.

[@LuegiLGB]

Looks very good your new stove place but where are the beds for your pets? ;-)

[@ImaFeeling-wp9vy]

Yay Courtney and Riley!!!!

[@longspr1]

OUTSTANDING

[@gardeningfishingjimw9364]

Great job done by you all!!! :)

[@NicoleHoltActress]

Muscle-woman! That's one heavy wood stove.

[@betpatpatten3840]

Your house looks so pretty! For some reason, I miss seeing you guys so it was nice to catch up! And also, thanks so much for sharing! 🤟 💕

[@hallenw]

I was surprised! I’m already subscribed to both channels. ❤

[@PatricioandresCumplidocumplido]

Hermoso. Felicidades

[@starofgracebbq]

Can’t wait for the next episode to see that mantle!

[@자유인-n3f]

응원합니다

[@HenryGriner]

We installed a similar woodstove in our home in Minnesota twenty plus years ago. By code we had to put cement board on the wall behind it. Then I put thin brick veneer over it.

[@GirdHerd]

Your fireplace hearth turned out great.

[@Rickshaw103]

looks good !

[@jasonkrug9000]

Good job! You guys always do a nice job and love how you all work together. Where did you get the tile from that you finally used?

[@andrewbennett5055]

Looking great guys should be warm with that fire

[@xroaddog934]

To Finish Behind the Stove... I'm thinking maybe a piece of "Hammered Copper" or "Not Hammered" Framed in Wood is my suggestion.

[@FlyerPatty29]

Looks like I’ve been watching both your channels

[@martihetrick609]

Nail support boards around the pipe to keep it from moving around

[@timf6916]

Nice, Good job

[@littlegriffoffgridalberta6837]

I caught up with your channel over at Our dream in the woods 👍I've been following long time :)

[@petert24turner71]

With the inside & outside temps, my heater would have been on weeks ago. I hate the cold. Supplying your combustion heater with outside air is a smart move as you said it stops the cold draughts under doors etc. The heater is then more efficient.

[@GirdHerd]

I just subscribed to Our Dream In The Woods. I love post & beam construction.

[@tylerbarrett6652]

You showed us the barndominium of Our Dream in the Woods... but it looks exactly like a timber frame barn that is being built on the Jake Rosenfeld channel. Jake is doing all of that BY HIMSELF... (of course he has a crane and a telehandler)... and his last building was lots of steel. I couldn't believe... but they look so much alike. I'm going to have to go to Our Dream in the Woods and check it out.

[@tylerbarrett6652]

... why not use some more of that exact same tile on the wall behind the stove?

[@WhiskeyDale]

Corrugated tin on the wall behind the wood burning stove would be a great idea and it should help reflect some of the heat back into the room.

[@fjbwoodworking8099]

Hi Guy, you can take that tile and make some Privits out of them for hot pans... make a wood frame and epoxy them to your frame. Make different sizes. Make them for gifts... just a thought... God Bless.

[@Mouse2677]

Have you considered an ERV or HERV? It can balance all the air flow for the house and make it not such cold air from the outside without heating it first.

[@RedPill556]

The fresh air pipe is to create positive pressure instead of negative pressure in the house and prevent a drafty house. Nice installation .

[@shelleyennis4489]

Put some painters tape on the line you cut. Stop it from chipping.

[@davidgbsn]

Hey guys, do the rock idea below the mantle. It will have insulative properties, unlike the metal. Maybe somewhat match the tile on the pad???

[@russellwatters5891]

You would be doing the new fireplace hearth a severe disservice if you went with fake stone...😢 Personally, I'd put your hemlock mantle in place, column it down the sides, and find some rustic tin to place in the insert. BEAUTIFUL comes to mind...😂😅 Love ya'll ❤️

[@sandyleonard1605]

The hearth pad looks great. For behind the stove how about using the same tile as used for the pad?

[@duniakucingmbojo6825]

Waooo

[@codyjlee]

The metal would match the island if I remember right? That hearth will be awesome!

[@rodneyreizenstein3153]

Don't forget the master shower.

[@jameshancock]

FYI, after 36" switching to single wall or putting a heat shield on and using single wall pipe will drastically increase the heat output because the pipe will massively radiate heat into the room instead of going up the chimney.

[@kermitfrog8340]

Julie 's tile would also look good om wall behind stove with a mantle. Then she would be all smiles.

[@clarencewiles963]

Next time get some air hose 1/4” or whatever size fits the tube, for aquariums and extend your foam tube two or three feet. So you can spray foam in tight spaces.

[@vincentalaimo7527]

That broken tile would make a lovely Mosaic accent piece, border or design...

[@grammysue7355]

If you don’t use corrugated tin under the mantle I’d use the same stone as the hearth. That would be a showpiece for sure.

[@danhandke5012]

👍❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️👍

[@joesnuffy1961]

Tin would reflect the heat back in to the room

[@leonasimmons162]

I subscribed

[@pippaseaspirit4415]

Definitely don’t use corrugated metal behind the stove! Stone or tile would look great. Stone tiles would also work well.

[@peter-hr1gl]

You will want to put a fine grate over the inlet portion of your fresh air pipe by the fireplace. The cover on the exterior portion will keep mice, squirrels and other bigger animals out of the pipe, but not BUGS. Bugs will be seeking warmth and will come right into our living space through that wonderful gaping hole. Otherwise looks really good and definitely an improvement. I assume you painted the stove with fire rated paint, but you didn't mention it. Also it appears you cleaned the creosote from the piping, but didn't show that either (might have been nice to explain how you cleaned out the creosote and what you used).

[@JimSmithBrazil]

Mom says "And it smells good" and everyone's noes goes right to the wood! BWAHAHAHA

[@wallyh1974]

you may want to consider insulating your fresh air pipe,depending on the temp.contast from outside air vs.crawlspace air

[@waynestalzer1776]

Good job but you should put a turn downs on your pipes that are by your solar panel so rain can't get in it

[@uchanugroho]

pak martin n bu julie renovation perapian terlihat bagus good job kita bisa lihat pak martin pakai kacamata lagi cool bu julie terlihat kuat angkat perapian dan always funny sarah n colin u good helper ok see u guys keep tersenyum gembira.

[@richardgreen5602]

Suggest using the same tile on the wall as on the floor!!!!

[@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving]

Thanks for the tip!

[@magnusgladh5356]

Beware of increase of moisture in the house now when your are decresing the airflow through your house.

[@ModernMountainLiving]

Always wondered why people elevate their wood stove. Since heat rises and heats as it goes, seems you want it as low as possible. Is it cleaning or ease of loading the stove? Please explain.

[@roberto.peterson9917]

personally would have also buttered back side of tile unless instructions say different

[@roberto.peterson9917]

have seen grouting done with a squeeze bag much like a cake decorating squeeze set up

[@brianpulstsr8680]

I think the corrugated tin would look terrible

[@mikemcmenamin1172]

It's only a fresh air intake, you should have gone under joist not cut the joist.

[@tonyhayes5188]

It's just blocking. No real structural integrity needed. Straighter the pipe, the better the flow, especially if not under pressure.

[@johneveleigh6828]

i see you make your wife do most of the work are you unable to do things your wife is fantastic very hard worker

[@toddbrown4886]

Don't forget to clean out the rest of the pipe through the roof

[@roberto.peterson9917]

small aid use trash bags slipping over from bottom and loose creosote and carbon get caught easier clean up