How We Built our Slate Hearth Pad + a Peek at our new Wood Stove!
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2020
- Learn how to make a slate herringbone DIY hearth pad. This easy project was pretty straightforward and easy to complete giving the wood stove a custom look.
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You two seem to work well together. That makes doing home projects so much fun. My husband is hard to work with, has to be in control, more of a drill sergeant that co worker.
Really beautiful !! Its so nice to see a couple working together !!
Lisa, looks awesome. What a creative idea. Can’t wait to see the stove fired up on a chilly day. Thanks for sharing !
❤️Leslie
A trick we use with block paving is to have one straight bead all the way around. That brings the cutting edges on the tile away from the wall. Easier to draw and measure. Great work and thanks for sharing
Before my last son moved out about 8 years ago he suggested I replace the inefficient wood burning fireplace with a more efficient wood stove. That was ideal because within a year I was working from home making quilts. After much shopping around for the stove I settled on the Englander 2,200 sq ft model from Home Depot. I too wanted a full slate slab but decided to go with the more efficient 12x12 slate tile also from Home Depot. Removing the fireplace gave us the room and chimney placement that worked well with installing the wood stove in the corner. My son carefully cut the wood floor (that I had installed a couple years earlier) at an angle and framed that with a leftover piece of wood, after installing fire resistant backer board he then laid the tile from the wood floor going back to the corner. I asked him to butt the tiles up to each other (no grout line) to give the illusion of a single piece of slate and to offset the tile so no grid line is obvious to the eye. The slate tiles had a nice variation of colors ranging from black/blue, slate blue and even some nice rust brown. When the tile was done he stood back and said the colors are like a patchwork quilt .... as if that was a bad thing ?? Not for a quilter!! He did a beautiful job with the slate tile and the wood stove was installed soon after. By cutting the wood flooring out and installing backer board the slate is even to the wood flooring eliminating any possibility of tripping. That was the best decision ever when it came to remodeling. A few years later when the kitchen was remodeled I wanted slate tile as well but a tile expert suggested using a slate look tile for the large kitchen floor, easier clean up and easier on the feet when standing since the tile was more even. Using the offset install with 16th inch grout line with slate colored grout gives me the look I like which compliments the concrete counter top by the sink and the wood counter for the island. Standing in the living room and looking at the slate under the wood stove and the slate look tile in the kitchen you wouldn't see much of a difference. This all came together because I like slate tile.
The slate looks great!!! We laid subway tile in our kitchen earlier this year. First time ever and it turned out nice. You guys probably saved a ton of money doing that yourself instead of paying someone.
Good job!
That is beautiful. I really like it a lot. Matte finish, herringbone, Very classic 👌🏼
Looks beautiful! Well worth the extra effort for the herringbone pattern, to look at something you actually, every day.
We made ours as well, but cheated and just used 1 x 3 ft tile. Your herringbone pattern is gorgeous!
Wow, very pretty and you saved so much money. God bless!
It’s gorgeous!! Love the black slate, and seems to fit right in with your home.TFS😊😊
Thank you!
Looks beautiful Lisa. Even the chimney is gorgeous.
Love the creativity! You’re right, it looks SO much better than the original option!
Lisa ... that slate pad is beautiful, can't wait to see the stove!!
It looks beautiful Lisa! You guys did an awesome job! 😁❤️👍🏻
Glad I found your video. This is the exact size I need. This is so much more attractive than the pads that are on the market! I appreciate your detail.
You are so clever it looks amazing,the whole fireplace is gorgeous xxx
I LOVE this! It would make me nervous thinking of a bunch of kids coming in with winter coats and stuff and running through there but I am sure your kids are careful. Its gorgeous and I loooove wood stoves.
We all use the back entrance anyway because that’s the mud room! ☺️
Even better! I love the view from your kitchen into the dining. Looks like a magazine! I bet you can't wait to light that beautiful stove!
Looks so great, nothing like a wood burner when its cold and blustery out~ nothing compares :)
Love it! Your wood stove looks almost identical to the one we had in our last house. It was an amazing wood stove! We didn’t use it often, but when we did it heated our entire main floor and 2nd floor. It was great on really cold days or during a power outage up in the mountains.
What is the backer board? Do they call it something different at Home Depot?
Gorgeous as usual. I am anxiously waiting your Christmas decorations. I can hardly wait. And Daniel and I will soon be having our birthdays. Can’t wait to see what you do for that either.🥰🎉🎂
Beautiful. I like the overall look! You did good!
I love this! We are putting a wood heater in our home. I’m going to show this to my husband.
It's very nice! You are both so creative and talented.
How creative looks fabulous TFS
That turned out gorgeous!! Can't wait to see living room fireplace!!
I really love it actually. It is very pretty. What a creative idea!
First time watching your vlog. Due to you joining Farmhouse Vernacular today. I loved your project and I love your sweet family. I’ll be watching again.
How frickin’ cool! Also, I just learned about a new material from this video, pine quick corner. I’ve been trying to figure out a way to make simple custom frames for canvas paintings and other art. I think I can use quick corner to make frames. Yeah!!!! Thank you for all of your helpful content!
Looks fantastic. U both did a great job
That increases the warmth in the room and disperses the fireplaces strength to continue growing the areas warmth, this is ideal.
Great job! I’m doing a hearth project but I’m going to have it ten inches up. The dark color and herringbone are terrific! Oh, and I’m getting a Jøtul, too! Very exciting. 🎉
Wow great job! It looks great!
Well done!! Wow it came out great
it really came out soo nice, great job!
Thank you!! I was just about to re-do our wood stove room and had no ideas what to use underneath!
Looks great! You may want to seal the slate to keep it looking great. We had slate in our previous home around the fireplace, and sealer made it easy to maintain and kept it from looking "chalky" over time.
Turned out great!
Beautiful Job!
Thank you for sharing this with us.
This looks amazing!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰
Great job its beautiful!
I like the look!
Fabulous job. Thanks.👍🏻💪🏻
It’s beautiful! I wish we had seen this before we did ours. We got a custom sheet of metal and I don’t like it. My husband designed it and it’s just not my style. I think he would have liked this tile.
That is beautiful!!
Looks sharp girl. Good job. ❤️
Beautiful!!
Looks awesome!!!!!!!
GREAT TEAM WORK. VERY NICE. SHARED.
It turned out beautiful Lisa!
Thank you Yami!
It's Beautiful. TFS
So beautiful!!! ❤️👍🏻
We modified a "no dig" black metal fence from Lowes for a fence around our wodburner because two kids got third degree burns. Then I put the wood in an antique steamer trunk. We bought a black metal bucket with a lid because I put the ash bucket outside once and the wind blew the ashes and burned a hole in our porch.
Looks great!😀
Very pretty!
I like the slate tiles, they would look nice as the "firebox" in a faux fireplace.
So pretty!!
If you don't want a tile wet saw, there are cheaper options with tools that repeatedly score the tile and then another part of the tool, or a seperate tool sometimes is used to apply even pressure so that the tile snaps where the scoring is.
This is a good cheap option for a man living in the wilderness or something and trying to heat his cabin.
(Scoring, in this case means making a thin, but straight scratch in the tile repeatedly in the same spot to weaken it in that area and make it more likely to break."
I like this idea, but I used grey sidewalk pavers.
Looks so good!!!
thank you!
Love it!
Lovely!
Oh I know what those pads look like.... would NOT go with your style home😬. This is gorgeous Lisa !!! Excellent choice for sure! And it is going to look fabulous in front of the faux fireplace too!
So excited for you! Not only is it gorgeous on the floor, looks really great with your brick and style stove !
Well done !!!
Thank you so much!
Nice!! Well done!
You are so talented
Looks great. Can I ask why is the chimney in hall and not living room. Is that common in houses of this era.
Whether original in design or a well thought out improvement, having a chimney central in the home can be far more efficient to heating.
Nice! I hope you enjoy hearing with wood! I grew up with wood heat. 1
Beautiful
Love your videos
Wood Stoves can leave door on your walls.You will be able to see the door when to remove pictures. I grew up with wood stoves. Hope the new ones burn cleaner! Good Luck. Slate floor is Gorgeous!!
Turned out extra nice. Love the brick not painted, accept the faux fire place looks good painted white. Good choices it would have been to busy, and it makes each look and stand out on there own merit.
Thank you. I am going to build a hearth for my woodstove. I was fearful that I couldn’t simply tile over the cement board. Lots of RUclips videos add a 2 inch layer of garden paving stones as it appears in your video. I really don’t want much elevation because I fear someone may trip on the lip of the hearth and fall into the hot woodstove. Hopefully my town codes will allow for me to do just the tiles on cement board. It’s been hard to choose what would match go well with my oak floor. I think your herringbone slate design will work just fine.
Your hearth pad looks great,
thank you!
Love the jotul f500. How do you guys like it? Do you all use the sideload option?
I always find that when you get to the end of a project ... thats when you get really good at it 🤣
Yes!
Very beautiful! The blog link is saying error; can you repost to the instructions?
www.farmhouseonboone.com/diy-hearth-pad
Looks good! I’m hoping to have a wood burning stove put in sometime in the near future. Around how much can one expect to pay for stove that size and style and installation?
Our stove was a little on the pricier side, just because I loved the style so much. We paid a little over 5k, including installation.
What kind of thin set did y’all use thanks and beautiful job👍🏼
looks like a trip hazard from any room
It is beautifully done, such an odd place for it though, people could be tripping over it all the time.
Our home used to have a wood stove in the large kitchen. Guess who wants to put another one back in? (it's me!). I am definitely going to have to come back here when we do it. What brand of stove did you purchase? I love the glass front!
We went with the jotul!
do you have a picture with the wood stove?
Did you put the tiles on cement board?
I really love wa!!th you did and the herringbones pattern I LOVE LOVE LOVE...but I just wondering if the dimension you did are not to big for the wood stove... The pad takes a big place in your entry way and may bee blocks the natural circulation in this room to another? Or may be it s just not! 😉 Anyway still love all your work for restoring this house and your style simple sleek...good job
This was the minimum required size, per the stove manual and installer. I wish we could have gotten away with one smaller but it wasn't allowed.
@@FarmhouseonBoone ok I understand the dimension now.. still finking of your feet fingers when you will walk bearfoot...! Watch out of the corner of the pad ! 😜thanks for your answer..hello from France where I love to watch your videos.. your kitchen is inspiring me for mine we will redo next summer.i found a lightning in the same spirit of your to hang above my future island
It looks really nice, but I think I would have choose a brick to make it like a continuous run from the chimney. Just my opinion, no offense please. Your home is gorgeous and I love your channel ❤️
I know this video is old, and not sure if you’ll see this. I am planning a project like this for myself. Did you do anything to connect the pieces of cement board to one another, aside from adhering the tile and tacking the trim in a few places?
www.farmhouseonboone.com/diy-hearth-pad
@@FarmhouseonBoone thank you for your reply. I have actually previously looked through this blog post to which you have linked. In this post you discuss cutting the cement backer board and adding additional length to each side. My question is, how did you keep those additional pieces in place before adhering the tiles? Or did you just let the mortar and tile dry in place and use this to keep the backer board from separating? Thanks for any and all help!
Hi Lisa ! May I ask what brand stove you purchased? I am looking for one myself. Thank you!
it's a 1949 caloric! i got it from an antique store
@@FarmhouseonBoone ah ok. Thanks for responding :)
What about heat absorption? Is it a problem? Neither Hardiebacker nor Durock (USG) recommend doing this as their products absorb heat and have almost no R-value.
Not an expert...but, we did this several years ago and it has worked for us.
Really nice. A person could also have avoided right angle corners by making a diagonal design, just a thought.
I put slate around my fire place once, it turns out it explodes if its exposed to extreme enough heat.
I’m going this whole ordeal of finding out my fireplace is a 70’s prefab and can’t heat with wood and must do all these things to make it wood burning safe. So we’re going to seal up the hole and buy a wood stove. Anybody recommend a good middle of the road stove? Not too expensive. Maybe with an ash pan and blower. I can’t handle this all electric home bills anymore
💙I must be the only one- but I think this is not in keeping with the architecture of this classic American Farmhouse. The original fireplaces were likely removed, at some point in time, because of age, or, because of fire. During the kitchen remodel, I thought the original architecture and archival history of the house would be known, and the mystery of the fireplaces in the house solved. I love this beautiful old house, and I love architecture and American history.💙 I love this channel! 💙No criticism intended- ever!!!💙
In this case it's more of a practical thing than aesthetic. I did want to try my best to keep it pretty, but really we just wanted to heat with wood. This was the only option for that. :)
@@FarmhouseonBoone💙 I understand that completely!💙
You' all worked your gooza's off!!!
good, but should of use mortar not premix glue.
You forgot to anchor the concrete dura rock to the floor
Lisa I will try to put that wood in a copper container
First yay🤗🤗
When I got my stove I bought a slate ember pad and yes it was $500. Ugh.
It's beautiful, but I would hate how it is in the way of where you walk.
I think you should have rounded the corners. You will saying to everyone who comes into the house “Watch your step”.