Posted in fireplace design on Aug 26th, 2009 No Comments »
If you are looking to buy a stone fireplace for your house there are a couple options out there. A stone fireplace can really set a mood and create the perfect feel for an evening. One of the main reasons for this is because stones have been the primary tool to contain fires for thousands [...]
Posted in styles and designs on Mar 1st, 2009 No Comments »
What color fireplace mantle should I buy? My walls are cream.?
Hello What color should I choose for a mantel for match my walls. My walls are light cream. I want to make the mantel stand out.
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Posted in styles and designs on Feb 8th, 2009 No Comments »
Can I use a chimney flue old for a wood or coal as a conduit for a range of modern kitchen hood?
My house has 3 fire burning with a tight opening to the kitchen through a tube that is not in use. I guess it was a large kitchen wood or coal. The chimney [...]
Posted in styles and designs on Nov 23rd, 2008 No Comments »
What was the last country in the Olympic flame to pass through en route to the Beijing Olympics?
Vietnam, but you made a good point, the recalcitrant leader Kim Sung patients (North Korea) are making an appearance, I wonder?
Big Country – Flame of the West
Country Flame Little Rascal Wood Pellet Stove
$1,695.00
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Posted in styles and designs on Oct 14th, 2008 No Comments »
Ideas Regency interior was on a budget – anyone have any idea?
trying to find websites and resources in the creation of a new era regency interior inspired dining room and … mostly. Do you need pictures or have the Regency / Georgian era.
I do not know where you live, but in Wisconsin [...]
"Great instructional book for building a traditional style fireplace surround..."
"...written clearly so that most anyone could understand the sequence to get a very professional job. This was money well spent."
"If you are fairly new to woodworking and need a mantle, this is the book for you... Save yourself $200-300 and buy this book and build it yourself!"
"... Since hiring contractors are both expensive and often unreliable, I decided to tackle much of the work myself. This included designing and building my fireplace mantel.
I searched for books on fireplace mantels and found this one. It has a complete detailed chapter on how to build a classic fireplace mantel, step-by-step, with detailed photos using materials I was able to easily purchase at Home Depot.
The results were phenominal! I have since had family and friends ask if I would build them a mantel. I almost hate to reveal how easy it was when they are willing to pay a nice sum of money for something that took me the weekend and little cash.
I highly recommend this book!"
"I am glad I ordered this book. I was doing something with my fireplace
and found a picture of what I wanted. Sometimes it's so hard to explain
something. I was able to show it to the worker I had doing it."
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