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Fireplace

  • 26-04-2024 9:38pm
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    banabythe bear
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  • #2
    10-10-20
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,410 ✭✭✭10-10-20


    Hi, who installed the OSB? It's too close to the hearth, as far as I know it needs a min of a 30cm separation from the front of the fireplace. It all needs to be cut back and the hearth installed to at least the min spec.

    https://www.hi-flame.ie/pages/installation-advice



  • #3
    banabythe bear
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    Thanks for the advice 10-10-20 much appreciated.



  • #4
    Rows Grower
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    Once you have your osb cut back at the front or all around you should prime the concrete floor before putting in your sand and cement mix to give yourself a little platform to tile. Some people keep it only about 50 -60mm high at the front and use grantite. If there was enough room you could lay block on flat at the front and tile on to them. If it's a stove you are putting in I think you will have to come out more than a foot at the front.

    A nice black slate like tile with a chrome trim would look well with a black stove with silver handle, make sure the tiles are laid on a solid bed.



  • #5
    banabythe bear
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    Ah great stuff, thanks for all the info you've given me much appreciated.



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