Tony's Number 8
- Photog200
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OMG, that is beautiful! Does the chimney flue go right through the top of the arch?
Randy
Randy
- freetown fred
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Scott, the area right under the stove/arch looks like plain finished concrete--is he gonna go flagstone or some type of tile?
scalabro wrote:I'm not quite sure if I'm understanding you Fred, but I think Tony's wife is gonna put some plants on the other side in the front room because it faces due south. I hope it's a tropical pant
- D-frost
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Wilson-Tony-Scott,
That is a beautiful set up. Simply, WOW!!!
Cheers
That is a beautiful set up. Simply, WOW!!!
Cheers
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Yes it does RandyPhotog200 wrote:OMG, that is beautiful! Does the chimney flue go right through the top of the arch?
Randy
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- Other Heating: Oil fired, forced hot air.
Ok now I got ya Fred....freetown fred wrote:Scott, the area right under the stove/arch looks like plain finished concrete--is he gonna go flagstone or some type of tile?scalabro wrote:I'm not quite sure if I'm understanding you Fred, but I think Tony's wife is gonna put some plants on the other side in the front room because it faces due south. I hope it's a tropical pant
The floors are not done yet, they will be Pecan prefinished wood. I think he's gonna do porcelain ceramic tile under the stove come spring. I will be nice I'm sure.
Thanks for the kudos guy's but it's all Skip and Tony's handiwork! All I did was assemble the barrel onto the firepot
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Thanx for the comeback Scott. Yep, that'll be nice. Hey!!!! Tell Antony to check in!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I need to add so many to the Glenwood Base Burner Society that I can't keep up.
Welcome to our little group and welcome to Coal Stove Easy Street.
Welcome to our little group and welcome to Coal Stove Easy Street.
- Sunny Boy
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Right you are William.
A year ago, the #8 was one of the rarer Glenwood base heaters. There was only about 5 or 6 members that had one. Since then, I think the number of owners has doubled. We even have one member with two #8's.
Wonderful to see them being saved, restored, and put back to doing what they do best !!!!
See what ya started ?
Paul
A year ago, the #8 was one of the rarer Glenwood base heaters. There was only about 5 or 6 members that had one. Since then, I think the number of owners has doubled. We even have one member with two #8's.
Wonderful to see them being saved, restored, and put back to doing what they do best !!!!
See what ya started ?
Paul
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Scotty gets to play with the no. 8 tonight!
What a nice piece
What a nice piece
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- Sunny Boy
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- Coal Size/Type: Nuts !
- Other Heating: Oil &electric plenum furnace
Too nice a stove to just leave it laying around, so I took the liberty of standing it up for ya.
Sure is a beauty !
So when are you getting one ?
And BTW, why are the grates turned on an angle while it's running ?
Paul
Sure is a beauty !
So when are you getting one ?
And BTW, why are the grates turned on an angle while it's running ?
Paul
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- michaelanthony
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She's a beauty for sure!...Scott are there vertical partitions that stand left and right of the ash pan not in place?