The Historic District

Gothichome wrote:Stacy, nice to have a secure chimney once again. Those black bricks are those original bricks just relaid good side out, and the flashing, (I know your not a brick layer) I notice they did not trim or fold over the end?

GinaC wrote:
I decided on a Blaze King wood stove because of the long burn times. I didn't want to have to babysit the thing. I really wanted a Princess, but it wouldn't fit in my fireplace, only the Ashford or Sirocco would. I decided on the Sirocco because my living room is small and it didn't stick out as much. https://www.blazeking.com/products/wood ... irocco-25/

Gothichome wrote:Stacy, nice to have a secure chimney once again. Those black bricks are those original bricks just relaid good side out, and the flashing, (I know your not a brick layer) I notice they did not trim or fold over the end?

phil wrote:... for some reason I found it a bit of brain twister in some cases to figure out the sequence of materials, where to place nails and some things vary by area. .... It looks like your mason was well equipped and did a nice job.