This beautiful tile was 30% off. I built a slightly raised hearth, and also tiled the wall. Tiling the wall was not easy, as it was most definitely not flat! But a little elbow grease and some thick concrete backer board solved that problem. But I am most excited about the wood storage tower. If you've ever waded out in deep snow over and over to fetch firewood, I'm sure you'll understand why.
Think I will use this design for my narrow-boat.Very inspiring indeed.
ReplyDeleteCan you share the brand of the wood stove? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteCan you share which Wood Stove and tile you purchased?
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Can you share how you built the hearth?
ReplyDeleteThis one looks to be it, I think: Summers Heat Tranquility 1,200 Sq. Ft. Wood Stove - Model 50-SVL17
DeleteThat's the one!
DeleteNice design - please share the plans or link where to purchase it. Thanks
ReplyDeleteSo where exactly do we find the instructions/materials needed to build this??
ReplyDeleteI don't have specific instructions to share. It would need to be tailored to your space. I built the hearth base with 2x4s, spaced 16" apart. Topped that with cement backer board. I built the wood stack column onto the backer board and mounted to the wall, then tiled the hearth. Final step was trim. A lot of the placement depends on your woodstove choice, chimney placement, room size, and construction materials for fire safety.
ReplyDeleteQuestion about the wood storage tower. I cannot see the outside left of the tower facing the stove. How is it finished?
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