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Lowe’s 🤙

Around 1500

Just the metal studs

Hey check your local masonry supply

Hey yea I was super happy with the company and the product. I just made the mistake of ordering the wrong size clips and didn’t want to wait for replacements. Overall very pleased with

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Mind the gap

Yes base is all cinderblock on top of concrete slab

@@WinnyDaddyDIY Thank you!

@@WinnyDaddyDIY Ooops I replied from my family account (bigtank). Thanks again!!!!

Haha thanks

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Thank you!

I purchased the plans from backyardflare. I think it was $30-$40. Included is a list of supplies and estimated cost. Obviously overall cost depends on finishes, additional labor, etc. I highly advise purchasing the plans as he included tips and tricks and is also a great resource for any questions you might have. Happy building

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If it keeps them in their room maybe it’s worth it? Lol

Hey I'd probably consult with a contractor haha. Depending on where your door is you want to make sure you insulate, flash, and create a vapor barrier to keep moisture out. I'm not aware of cement board being used for this type of application. Good luck!

Thanks!

Hey using the PIMA II plan with slight chimney modification.

@@WinnyDaddyDIY Good deal, that's the one I'm looking at. Due to the weight, how thick is your concrete pad under the fireplace?

4in

For sure. Started filming progress after framing was finished. There is a little bit on framing/cement board in the first outdoor kitchen video 🤙. I was able to find a couple other framing/kitchen videos here on UA-cam.

Appreciate it! ua-cam.com/users/shortsDuGVd1p9Xhk?feature=share

Appreciate it. Yea not gonna lie, this was one of my most challenging and labor intensive projects haha. Checkout backyardflare.com for fireplace plans and material list w estimate cost. Not including the stucco labor, materials all in was about $1500-1800. Depends on the finishes you want.

@@WinnyDaddyDIY Which design from backyard flare did you choose? Also, curious to know if you put fire brick on the top of the inside?

Don’t need too much to get a good bond. Also adheres quickly. Was tired of using mortar by the end of this project haha.

@@WinnyDaddyDIYthe glue isn’t for high heat though

I’m sure there is. Because it’s outside and I’m just burning gas I wasn’t too worried about it.

Thanks

Haha thanks. Good luck on your project. Would love to see what you’re tackling

I could be worng but isnt it a 48" wide fire box. Since each cinder block is 16", with 3 wide would be 48?

@@lionsmane4468 perhaps, but still way too big for my taste.

Yea definitely big if you’re planning on burning wood. I went with the gas HBurner and it puts out some good heat with the lava rock. Wanted lower maintenance with the same effect. Good luck on your project!

Another dad on UA-cam put the gas in as a starter for his wood burning fireplace that was 43”. It put out the heat he was looking for. I’d love this sort if thing running a heat exchanger through it and under some built in seats or the patio floor.

Thanks! Final video will be coming soon!

@@WinnyDaddyDIY Id also like to see the final product!

Hey! I was debating what to do as well. Ended up putting a little stucco sloping away from the chimney so water runs off. I’m also planning on putting a spark arrester similar size of the opening to prevent water or anything else from going down chimney. Final video will be coming soon!

Thanks. Actually bought the plans off of backyardflare. Slightly modified to fit my design.

Awesome, Thank you!

I’m doing a stucco finish aver the entire chimney so I didn’t think it mattered. All those will eventually be filled.

Definitely 🤙

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When do I start?

Outdoor ceiling fan install coming soon!