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Jake
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posted on 18th Dec 11 at 23:08 |
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Originally posted by John
What about a couple of bits of wood :o
Quite a good example for the height though.
Has to be an awful low fireplace to get the TV above it.
[img]http://i42.tinypic.com/711j4k.jpg
[Edited on 14-12-2011 by John]
pmsl
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M2RTY
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posted on 18th Dec 11 at 22:52 |
chap on ebay just outside sheffield sells them, 6 weeks order, had 2 off him this year
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James
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posted on 14th Dec 11 at 16:24 |
Forget the fireplace idea, I now have bigger fish to fry, see my other thread :(
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John
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posted on 14th Dec 11 at 16:19 |
What about a couple of bits of wood :o
Quite a good example for the height though.
Has to be an awful low fireplace to get the TV above it.
[Edited on 14-12-2011 by John]
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RichR
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posted on 14th Dec 11 at 16:14 |
Not really in the same vane, but been looking for an excuse to post it. Got a solid oak (8"x6") Lintel going in a bit higher than the concrete one in the photo which is coming out, then line chimney, plaster out and hopefully have it all working before it gets too cold
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Daniel_Corsa
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posted on 14th Dec 11 at 16:08 |
Mine, hole in wall fire, high efficency, perfect for mounting TV above as doesn't require a surround.
Nice and minamalist.
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AK
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posted on 14th Dec 11 at 15:49 |
thought about making/designing your own?
Or do you mean a carved marble surround/mantle
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James
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posted on 14th Dec 11 at 13:39 |
Looking for a contemporary, low marble fireplace.
It needs to be lower than standard height as I'm looking at mounting a TV above it and the standard fireplace height is too high for me.
I've done a quick Google but not found anything that stands out.
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