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All Cream Fireplace and Hearth for solid fuel

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  • 08-01-2007 4:38pm
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    Hairm
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12 ✭


    Hi
    Has anyone got an all cream stone fireplace/hearth for solid fuel open fireplace? Is it difficult to keep clean? Have been advised that we should have some black granite in hearth but I think this would look odd,
    obviously all the models of the all-cream in the shops are spotless but would like to hear from someone who has one installed for solid fuel open fire


    thanks


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    GreeBo
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    You need the black granite (and it will be in multiple pieces) as the hotter heat from a sold fuel fire will cause anything else to tarnish (and crack if its in one piece)


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    Builderwoman!
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    Agree with Greenbo your hearth must be black granite. I too wanted cream but was told by a very nice lady from whom I bought fireplace and whom I would highly recommend that a limestone or other cream finishes could blacken with use of solid fuel. We went with a really nice painted cream overmantle with a victorian inset which looks fab. If all comes to all we can repaint the surround if it gets dirty.


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