Stone Wall Inside

[Holzster]

I did this for my Wood Burning stove to reflect more heat in te house, Although it is not like a North Dakota Winter (where I grew up) here in North Texas (Anna). It still gets cold & I only had the HVAC on for a week during Christmas when we had company so the stove is working nice. I will post those pics tonight when I get home. Here is some for the people that can not get enought pics (like me). Sorry some are dark As I had the flash off.

 

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Another

 

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Yet another

 

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OK one more try

 

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OK now that I got it!!

 

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One more

 

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Another one

 

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OK more.

 

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I will send more tonight of the stove & a few brighter ones.

OK now let the "Do yo know how to attach a file begin!!!!"

And to think I am a computer Geek!!

 

[BB_TX]

I took the liberty of lightening up your picture.

 

[Holzster]

thanks

 

[surfran]

That is very nice looking. Reminds me of the stone one by father and I built when I was a teenager. We used river rocks for ours and it wasn't a whole wall, just the corner of the room.

Looking forward to the pictures with the stove. Thanks for sharing.

 

[EddieWalker]

You got a real nice looking wall there. I'm looking forward to seeing more pictures of your progress.

 

[Cliff_Johns]

How do you support a stone wall like that inside the house? Seems like it would be pretty heavy.

Cliff

 

[Holzster]

Pics of Soapstone Fireplace. http://www.woodstove.com/ is there sight.
Cliff - the stone is actually the fake stone made from Concrete. Got it from Tejas Stone in Plano TX.
This is pic 1

 

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pic 2

 

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pic 3

 

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pic 4

 

[Holzster]

Sorry i did not clean the stove - Had it going all last night & this morning.
BTW - it is made of Soapstone

 

[db2]

Very nice. I know you'll enjoy sitting in your room enjoying the warm glow.

I've always liked the feel of wood heat.

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