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Install Real Stone on Firebox Facade

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Fireplace Rebuild pt2

What happens here

The team begins installing real stones around the firebox, an area requiring non-combustible material. The large, flat pieces of stone are placed and buttered with cement, starting from the base and working upwards. Screws are used to create temporary ledges to hold the stones in place while the cement cures. The host shows getting a small cut on his hand during this process.

Goal: Cover the firebox area with fire-resistant real stone.

Tools and materials

  • Cement Trowel
  • Mortar/Cement Mix — buttering stone and mesh, Real Stones (flat) Unknown

What they say

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milk but it'll melt which means we have to go with a non combustible material just directly over the firebox which is a bit of a challenge on how we're gonna make that blend but we still have small bits and pieces of rock and mesh that still have to be removed before we can even get to that stage do you know that without it solves us stop as the name is

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