Hello
I have a stove that is built-in with lightweight concrete and will be covered with faux brick, but I need to move the surface forward a bit, so I thought about gluing on a plasterboard and I'm wondering if that would work.
Grateful for some advice
I have a stove that is built-in with lightweight concrete and will be covered with faux brick, but I need to move the surface forward a bit, so I thought about gluing on a plasterboard and I'm wondering if that would work.
Grateful for some advice
Yes, why not?
Glue it to a gypsum board where you want.
But there probably needs to be some air between the stove and the wall behind it.
Or the wall to the side. What does it say in the stove's installation instructions?
Glue it to a gypsum board where you want.
But there probably needs to be some air between the stove and the wall behind it.
Or the wall to the side. What does it say in the stove's installation instructions?
The stove has lightweight concrete around it and is not in contact with anything except air, and all 4 sides (installed between the kitchen and VR) are cold even though a fire is going, but I was mostly thinking about all the regulations and the chimney sweep who will cause trouble.
Maybe it's best to give the chimney sweep a call then.B BM5 said:
Present your problem and you'll get an answer from "the one in charge"
Might need minerit board instead of regular gypsum, but check with the chimney sweep as mentioned. Much more fun to know how to do it beforehand than afterwards