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Old 08-17-2007, 02:18 PM
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The only reason I was saying that is because the directions say to make the stand 72 x 84. I cant figure out how to make 16" block into 84". I can make it 88" which should be fine I think? I understand and agree with what your saying. I only need the half block for the wood storage opening.
Okay, cool - I just thought I'd missed something.
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Old 08-18-2007, 05:46 PM
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Took the concrete forms off today. Everything looks ok except for the front right corner, which is where I started shoveling cement. Since is was the first to go down it started to dry/set before the rest of the hearth had been poured (about 1.5-2 hours). Anyway, I thought I had knocked all the dead spaces out of it, but apparently I did not. Is this going to cause a problem? There shouldn't really be any load on that point since it will end up being counter space. Is there anything I need to do? The first pic is of the whole hearth. The second of the problem corner. The last is of what the rest of the hearth looks like.
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I thought I had knocked all the dead spaces out of it, but apparently I did not. Is this going to cause a problem?
Funny you mentioned it because I'm eagerly awaiting removal of my forms to see how it looks. I have been anticipating a similar problem. Seems like it always happens somewhere on a pour (at least on MY pours!).

I'm willing to bet, from your photos, that you're structurally sound. Stucco or whatever you use for a finish should cover it up nicely.

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Took the concrete forms off today. Everything looks ok except for the front right corner, which is where I started shoveling cement.
Well I'm in good company. I ended up with the exact same problem in the exact same place. I was pretty careful about working my hoe into that spot, but to no avail. Thank goodness for stucco!
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Definitely structurally sound. :-)

Ken, is that a cantilever landing in front of the oven?
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Definitely structurally sound. :-)

Ken, is that a cantilever landing in front of the oven?
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Yes. It'll be brought up to the level of the oven floor with cement board and covered with tile.

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