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So the old chimney is torn down and the old footing was dug out today. Should be back in business and fired up by next weekend.
We went with a mix of rough cut stone and added a third flue for an outdoor fireplace, centered between the two other flues. It will be nice to have a fireplace on the deck so the wife can get her wood burning fix and I'll have two nice round flues for the GBH 8 and the Chubby in the basement. This has been a long 8 months, all I can think about is getting the base heater going.
I'll post pictures next week.
Brett
We went with a mix of rough cut stone and added a third flue for an outdoor fireplace, centered between the two other flues. It will be nice to have a fireplace on the deck so the wife can get her wood burning fix and I'll have two nice round flues for the GBH 8 and the Chubby in the basement. This has been a long 8 months, all I can think about is getting the base heater going.
I'll post pictures next week.
Brett
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That's great newspyro29 wrote:So the old chimney is torn down and the old footing was dug out today. Should be back in business and fired up by next weekend.
We went with a mix of rough cut stone and added a third flue for an outdoor fireplace, centered between the two other flues. It will be nice to have a fireplace on the deck so the wife can get her wood burning fix and I'll have two nice round flues for the GBH 8 and the Chubby in the basement. This has been a long 8 months, all I can think about is getting the base heater going.
I'll post pictures next week.
Brett