But you do great reviews Danny! I think you are entitled to one of the golden mugslooks lovely that
I unfortunately dont know enough about lime :-\
flat walls steel/ old castle type walls wood float backing coat sometimes with a sponge finish no skim coat/a lot depends on what your trying to match /hope. that helpsI steel troweled that in today but wondered if anyone has different methods that are more effective.
Looks great. Proper nice fireplace and I do a lot of stove installs.
hot lime mix seems ok around it / that's not a joke it does work betterI will look on ebay for one to add to the collection of trowels. how have you found lime fairs in fireplaces where the stove is quite near to the walls?
You will know more than me I'm sure.I said I didnt know much![]()
It’s hard to tell from the picture mate, the thing to do is cut some cement board to the dimensions of the inside face then screw it to the beam but space it off about 12mm with bits of copper cut to length and used as washers@Tinytom - whats your opinion on how close that (wood?) carved beam at the back is to the stovepipe?
It's what southern people put in their drinkslooks lovely that
I unfortunately dont know enough about lime :-\
we put grit along with 2 more shorts in ours up north lad hahaIt's what southern people put in their drinks
Hahawe put grit along with 2 more shorts in ours up north lad haha