Prepare Fireplace Top and Place Internal Components
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Such a gorgeous unit.
What happens here
The project begins with a worker on a ladder, positioning themselves to work on the top of an outdoor fireplace or fire pit structure. The initial task involves carefully placing and securing thin, silver-colored metal strips into a recessed channel on the top surface. These strips appear to be integral to the firebox's design, possibly acting as part of the burner assembly or a decorative element that will be surrounded by the final cap stones. The worker uses their hands to precisely fit the strips into place, sometimes making minor adjustments. Tools like a hammer and an impact driver are visible on the working surface, ready for use if needed.
Goal: Set up the work area and begin installing internal metal features on the fireplace top.
Tools and materials
- Hammer Stanley — For minor adjustments or gently tapping components into place
- Impact Driver DeWalt — For driving fasteners if any are required for component installation (not explicitly shown in use for this step)
- Ladder — To safely access the top working surface of the fireplace structure
- Metal Strips — Internal components for the fireplace top, possibly part of the burner or a decorative grate within the firebox