Removed a section in my camper where the entertainment area is and installed. Works great. Instead of propane furnace heat, I can use this ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxATHBlMJwipGgVWseuAFKvDQ_5R4_lywo to heat the camper as long as it's hooked up to shore power. Only thing I do not like is there does not seem to be a thermostat. I'm presuming it has a built-in one so it does not overheat. Really like all the other color options it has to offer.
Good choice of materials for that space, very elegant results. The height of the mantle shelf looks a bit off, but its hard to tell without a wide view.
I love how you mostly post videos of y’all just getting things done, instead of videos just dogging people’s work or showing the world how you know more than any other person on the planet.
Thanks man, I like to show clips of the process, makes it that much better! and we never know more than others and are always learning! Thanks for the watch!
Nice video brother 👍 love the modern look 👌 I have a question the holes on my gas line in my fireplace aren't centered can I center them myself or should I get professional help
man, the mitered edge really makes it standout (and it's contoured to the baseboard molding! WHAT?!) ! I would've been perfectly happy with regular straight edges and not knowing what I've been missing, beautiful workmanship and attention to detail, and that beast of a tile saw.
Looks awesome great work 👍 This is the next project on my list. Did you have any issues not using cement board or backer board for the stacked stone tile? Or did the dry wall hold up just fine ? Thanks again for your videos !
Very nice. I was a little concerned when I saw the spray paint going on after the tile and stone were installed because of the potential of over spray. As always very nice work.
Hi again. Like your videos. I noticed you mentioned to cut off the sharpie marks on the tile. I'd like to say that I'm using Pica pencil by Festool and it's a pretty good stuff. Works great for me. And for the regular pencils I use hanson pencil puller. I'd highly recommend those two products. I think you will like them. Very handy.
I have a gas starter wood burning. Your gas line looked just like what mine does. Would I have to add anything different to make it work this way? It's not electric, I turn the gas on with a key. This would be a great solution as I'd been looking at the log sets & the burners that come with them. This is much prettier and seems easy. Also my fireplace surround is that large varied stone from 1975. I want to cover it with something similar to what you used (the stacked stone). Would backer board covering the original stones work? This was a great video. I hope you or someone answers my questions!
@@LandbergTileTV its a very uneven surface. I wish we could post pictures on here! I've gotten so much help from the UA-cam community! Do you know anything about my question about the burner?
@@jenniferjahns4006 I went to the fireplace store yesterday and bought a special pan for burning glass. The pipe is covered with a piece of sheet metal. Everything I saw on the net also said not to do this. It is dangerous as it can emit carbon monoxide into your home.
I have a square fireplace with tile around it. I would like to know if I can make it rectangular that way I have more space avobe for my TV and maybe add a beam or a small mantle? I will also take tile down and update it. House was built in 2005. Will this be too expensive to change opening shape of fireplace?
@Landberg Tile TV Hi, great video. Please tell me where is the ignitor? I currently have a gas fake log no vent builder setup. Flip the switch on the wall, turn the RED gas valve on and push in the ignitor button 1 million times. How can I convert this to what you just did? Thank you in advance!
Great job as always Liggy, Liggy Landberg!! If I was the client I would of used remodel opportunity to add a raised hearth. It still did come out Dope though. Hoping all is well and Dirty Jersey out!!
@@LandbergTileTV Yup, I know you have to do what client wants. I know we raised put hearth last min. before we installed fireplace & are sooo Happy we did. Hope all is well, Liggy,Liggy,Liggy Landberg!! Dirty Jersey out again!!
Hey is there a brick molding type of trim that you can get for fireplaces to do a picture frame around the opening? Then you can just butt the stone into it instead of seeing the cut edges?
That looks great! 👍 Do you glue straight to the painted drywall? I have a similar job to do and I'm not sure if I can do that. I'm just a DIY guy learning as I go.
Removed a section in my camper where the entertainment area is and installed. Works great. Instead of propane furnace heat, I can use this ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxATHBlMJwipGgVWseuAFKvDQ_5R4_lywo to heat the camper as long as it's hooked up to shore power. Only thing I do not like is there does not seem to be a thermostat. I'm presuming it has a built-in one so it does not overheat. Really like all the other color options it has to offer.
Great!
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Good choice of materials for that space, very elegant results. The height of the mantle shelf looks a bit off, but its hard to tell without a wide view.
I love how you mostly post videos of y’all just getting things done, instead of videos just dogging people’s work or showing the world how you know more than any other person on the planet.
Thanks man, I like to show clips of the process, makes it that much better! and we never know more than others and are always learning! Thanks for the watch!
I need to do that to my fireplace. You guys are an excellent example of how it should be done. And that IQ saw is so cool, love it.
well done. looks great. i’m hoping to update my fireplace this coming week.
Sounds great!
Nice job! I always listen to Joe Rogan when doing tile, DMT and spray paint. Lol but seriously I need that saw
Haaha! DMT and spray paint, that's funny. We love this IQ more and more every project!
Great work, I do personally think it looks cleaner without the mantle. Feel like mantles are a trend dieing with barn house style
Nice video brother 👍 love the modern look 👌 I have a question the holes on my gas line in my fireplace aren't centered can I center them myself or should I get professional help
That`s fantastic .
man, the mitered edge really makes it standout (and it's contoured to the baseboard molding! WHAT?!) ! I would've been perfectly happy with regular straight edges and not knowing what I've been missing, beautiful workmanship and attention to detail, and that beast of a tile saw.
Thanks man, appreciate that!
Looks awesome great work 👍 This is the next project on my list. Did you have any issues not using cement board or backer board for the stacked stone tile? Or did the dry wall hold up just fine ? Thanks again for your videos !
Drywall holds up great!
Very nice. I was a little concerned when I saw the spray paint going on after the tile and stone were installed because of the potential of over spray. As always very nice work.
谢谢你的分享 ，你做的非常好！相信大家都很喜欢。
I can imagine smelling the paint for an eternity especially underneath the glass.
The installation and choice of gas line was skipped? Why not an H-Burner?
Phillip Rivers has a twin
Hi, looks so beautiful and modern. Can I do that on a regular non gas fireplace?
Looks awesome. Great job. Keep up the videos
Hi again. Like your videos. I noticed you mentioned to cut off the sharpie marks on the tile. I'd like to say that I'm using Pica pencil by Festool and it's a pretty good stuff. Works great for me. And for the regular pencils I use hanson pencil puller. I'd highly recommend those two products. I think you will like them. Very handy.
Thanks for the info! Will definitely check out those pencils.
Great job
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What’s the name and color of that ledge stone? I’d like to use that
I have a gas starter wood burning. Your gas line looked just like what mine does. Would I have to add anything different to make it work this way? It's not electric, I turn the gas on with a key. This would be a great solution as I'd been looking at the log sets & the burners that come with them. This is much prettier and seems easy. Also my fireplace surround is that large varied stone from 1975. I want to cover it with something similar to what you used (the stacked stone). Would backer board covering the original stones work? This was a great video. I hope you or someone answers my questions!
I don't believe backerboard is necessary. You can simply prime the brick, or skim over with thinset and let dry before installing tile.
@@LandbergTileTV its a very uneven surface. I wish we could post pictures on here! I've gotten so much help from the UA-cam community! Do you know anything about my question about the burner?
@@jenniferjahns4006 I went to the fireplace store yesterday and bought a special pan for burning glass. The pipe is covered with a piece of sheet metal. Everything I saw on the net also said not to do this. It is dangerous as it can emit carbon monoxide into your home.
We call stacked stone split face mosaic in Scotland great job it can be a pain at times respect man
Thanks man! Appreciate the comment.
Wow!
I have a square fireplace with tile around it. I would like to know if I can make it rectangular that way I have more space avobe for my TV and maybe add a beam or a small mantle? I will also take tile down and update it. House was built in 2005. Will this be too expensive to change opening shape of fireplace?
Is it too hot for a tv to be mounted above that?
@Landberg Tile TV Hi, great video. Please tell me where is the ignitor? I currently have a gas fake log no vent builder setup. Flip the switch on the wall, turn the RED gas valve on and push in the ignitor button 1 million times. How can I convert this to what you just did? Thank you in advance!
I need to hire you to do my fireplace! Are you located near Memphis?
Was it stack un regular drywall I would like to know so I can do mines
Yes, not a problem stacking on drywall
Great job as always Liggy, Liggy Landberg!! If I was the client I would of used remodel opportunity to add a raised hearth. It still did come out Dope though. Hoping all is well and Dirty Jersey out!!
Thanks buddy! Great idea on the raised hearth, but what the client wants, the client gets. 👊
@@LandbergTileTV Yup, I know you have to do what client wants. I know we raised put hearth last min. before we installed fireplace & are sooo Happy we did. Hope all is well, Liggy,Liggy,Liggy Landberg!! Dirty Jersey out again!!
Beautiful job Bud!!
👍 Look great.
👍👍👍Smokin Sweet Job!
Beautiful job!!!! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Clean Install! Are those the Glass Polish Stones you have on your amazon website that you use for sanding the porcelain tile edges?
Thanks! and yes they are. Once you go diamond hand pad, you'll never go back to a rubbing stone. They last forever!
I was told by fireplace store that I cannot cover burner with fireplace glass . I have to keep original logs. Is this true ?
negative
You don’t need cement backer board?
no
Great video and I plan to renovate my insert base off of your input. How much glass do you usually pour into the average insert?
Personal preference on the amount of glass.
Did the thinset just hold the tile above the fireplace? Or was there a ledge for it to sit on?
Hey is there a brick molding type of trim that you can get for fireplaces to do a picture frame around the opening? Then you can just butt the stone into it instead of seeing the cut edges?
Usually the stacked quartz thickness is up to 3/4", hard to find something that thick for a picture frame trim/tile/stone material.
Great job bro.
Thanks brother!
Would it be safe to use shiplap wood as a surround for a gas fireplace like this one?
Do we need to vent the fireplace for this setup?
I hear that JRE experience playing
What would a remodel like this cost to have a contractor do it?
Very nice job bro
Thanks!
Will this work with any model of gas fireplace?
I believe so
Where is the mechanism you use to control the heat?
I really like this! What brand of stone are you using?
Berkshire Buff ledger stone
Were you using a fisheye or something? At 12:33 it looked like you were about to hit your head on the ceiling.
Yeah, have the settings to linear on the gopro, but it still has a bit of fisheye. Thanks for the watch!
What mortar did you use for the stone? I have used Mapei Ultraflex LFT an had bad luck now I just used PL Premium an works great
We used Prolite for this project, it's sticky and worked out well!
How does the fireplace keep a pilot flame lit if it's buried in the fire glass?
This needs to be lit with a bbq lighter, but some have a switch to turn on the gas and pilots can remain running under the glass.
This is excellent job. where do you buy the tile saw and how much is price? Also where did you buy your job pants? I like it
Thanks! It's an IQ dustless tile saw and the pants are Snickers workwear.
The stone went right on top of the drywall with lft mortar? I would have thought maybe add some hardibacker etc...
We used Prolight and keyed in properly for the correct bond 👊
Amazing JOB.
@@LandbergTileTV can you educate me a bit on the prolight?
Where can I buy this fireplace mantle?
Does anyone know if you can put fire glass in a wood fire place?
It will just get super dirty with the ash and smoke. Gas fire burns clean so glass is meant for that.
That looks great! 👍
Do you glue straight to the painted drywall? I have a similar job to do and I'm not sure if I can do that. I'm just a DIY guy learning as I go.
Great content, liked and subbed.
Thanks for the sub!
Why kind of glue gun was that
This is the glue gun we used: amzn.to/2udhkL4
What chu mean cutout your line???
Never mind I paused it lol
Don’t need to back butter 🧈 stone
sam seder
Hell nah, can't even go debate with Tim Pool, come on man!