new mod

[scherry2]

I just installed a new $2000.00 mod. to bad it wasn't on my car. next comes a new floor. the highlights of happy home ownership.

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[millster]

Very nice!That's one beautiful fireplace. Natural gas, I'm guessing?Heh, I share in the joy of a new floor thanks to a rather rambunctious puppy.

[scherry2]

vent free-natural gas.

[millster]

Even better. I had to stick with a free-standing electric fireplace in my house and admitedly it's not as cool but it's a high-end unit and really does work well. A 1500 watt heater in a 13x20ft room, it does the trick.

[gargoyle]

Mmmm, mm, mm... Toasty!Wow! Nice job on the fireplace. Looks great! I tackled such a beast recently as well.The conceptual stage...The frame and box...The finished product...

[scherry2]

looks nice! I was thinking about the corner but changed my mind. (well my wife changed my mind for me.)

[scherry2]

The new hardwood floor arrived today. installation friday. finished pics to come.

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[millster]

Ooh. Nice.Actual hardwood or laminate?I just put laminate in my house a couple of weeks ago. Lots of work, but the results were worth it. Heh, did it just in time to decide to sell the place too.

[scherry2]

Quote, originally posted by millster »Ooh. Nice.Actual hardwood or laminate?Actual Hardwood only the best says my honey.

[millster]

Nice! Congrats on what should be a wonderful floor!

[gargoyle]

I see it's on concrete and I noticed the adhesive in the pic, so it must be an engineered plank vs. a solid nail down plank. It should turn out to be a great floor as long as their is no moisture issue with the concrete. Bruce is the best brand name and their engineered plank is very stable and durable. Are you doing the install or getting it done? Keep the pics coming.

[scherry2]

having it done. its a little more than I can handle.I installed armstrong swiftlock flooring in my kitchen. this is glue down. I had bruce hardwood floor on it but it was worn (30+ years) out and water damaged.