Wood Stove Installation - Using Landscape Stone To Make A Hearth

Building a hearth and hearth pillars using landscape stones! This is an easy and less expensive way to build a hearth versus using a prefabricated hearth pad that can cost upwards of $300
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[@ohyeahthatsright3155]

Little Princess “riding shotgun” in the video. Memory for a lifetime.

[@tadtravis]

I've been looking for a few weeks for an appropriate hearth set up----and YOURS is my model ! Thanks bro !!!!!!!!!!

[@ogbobbye]

I like the way you do your projects in a series step by step allows you to show more detail of what you are doing.

[@michiganhomesteader5325]

God has blessed you with many talents my friend, it looks wonderful! How's your self serve egg station coming along?

[@davidj.mackinney6568]

Enjoy you channel, love seeing projects and farm stuff, animals and gardening.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Looks great those stone looks good with that tile!

[@freedomhomesteadky]

That looks so nice. Thanks for sharing.

[@davidcrowson4745]

I really like that . The stones will absorb the heat and radiate it out . Great job 😀

[@karenhernke281]

You are doing a awesome job!! Nice work.

[@BigFarles]

Love this series.

[@suzanneburford9681]

I really like what you have done, I wont to install a log burner my self one day so looking forward to seeing the rest and very much looking forward to seeing what log burner you have chosen. sue xx UK.

[@2020jd]

Looks great! You’re going to love it. There is nothing like radiant heat. Just helped my parents install a wood stove last year in their house. Heats a 3300sf house with ease if you leave the ceiling fans on low to help move the heat around

[@bethanysworld6789]

I like the white lines. Good job!

[@steakandeggscynthiar.7714]

It's different and it looks fantastic. On camera you can barely notice the glue. I think after a few weeks you will hardly notice it. I like this much better than the prefabricated hearth pads.

[@kaycox5555]

Looks terrific - congrats

[@andrewsarles3520]

Creatively Interesting! Looks great!

[@fhagerber4079]

Hi looks great nice job

[@capnjimmy7357]

Great meeting you! Looks great man, can wait to see the finished product.

[@SSLFamilyDad]

Likewise James, I can't wait to fire this thing up!

[@nickpopelka]

Gonna turn out very nice

[@doubleastocktrading]

Try a wire brush on that adhesive that seeped through. The way it’s designed, it stays a little flexible even after drying. You may be able to get the bulk of it that’s visible out.

[@brie1226]

I'm going modify this for my house. We have to love our pellet stove. Thank you for making something ugly look amazing

[@micksbackyardaquaponics1408]

That is a good job you dun there 👍

[@EastMesaUrbanHomestead]

Looking good 😎

[@jimmycharles7475]

Looks like it could become a fancy stone shower.

[@Beecozz7]

Nice!

[@brentderksen]

Pretty

[@danieltaylor5542]

You Sir are a Renaissance Man.

[@io757]

Great video instructional! Question, do I adhere the tile protector to the drywall or should I remove the drywall and use cement board??

[@trumpking4874]

Use concrete board but u have to leave a 1” gap between concrete board and the dry wall. They make spacers for this or u can use metal studs.

[@gregbrooks9546]

That looks really cool. Very well done. Do you know the item number at Home Depot for the kit you used.

[@robertpfohler363]

How has it held up, did the mortar hold?

[@gregbrooks9546]

Maybe I missed it but the bag of poly blend in the bag what did you use it on

[@george5697]

Do you remove the base trim?

[@seagnatprepper9613]

looks like a professional job to me …………………. good work

[@detfirerbj]

Use a gray sharpie to cover glue lines

[@katherinebragg9704]

it looks beautiful. question: how will you keep the outlets from melting when the woodstove gets really hot?

[@jimmycharles7475]

Katherine Bragg in the last video, he said he’d be removing them.

[@katherinebragg9704]

sorry, I guess I missed that one

[@katherinebragg9704]

why did he cut out the tile holes for the receptacles then?

[@SSLFamilyDad]

Electrical code says you have to have access to any wire connections in a wall. I will have to remove the outlets and use metal covers over the electrical box

[@lightningxx]

Everywhere I read it says you need a 1” air gap behind the stone or tile for circulation. Did you do this?

[@SSLFamilyDad]

I did not but it also depends on how close your stove is. We were well beyond the limit to a combustible surface. The air gap is a good idea especially if you are putting the stove right to the wall

[@lechatbotte.]

Is that actual stone, or cement that is made to look like stone? Curious. I have seen it used outdoors, not sure about how it will take heat, will be curious to know.

[@robertlovesdogs4824]

Hi 👍✌

[@woodstoveguy88]

Looks great can not wate to see the stove there

[@trumpking4874]

Did u leave the 1” space between tiles and wall? If not this isn’t a protected wall.

[@SSLFamilyDad]

It isn’t but the clearance between the stove and the wall is enough for a combustable

[@trumpking4874]

@@SSLFamilyDad u could have halved the clearance u have now had u done that.

[@dougdickey7381]

Great videos...i did miss seeing the musical intro montage though

[@Meglenger]

Did your insurance screw with you over it?

[@shastakennmpx17]

My husband used these plans from woodprix and he's very satisfied.