| Project by MSRiverdog | posted 91 days ago | 515 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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I did this in my rec room a couple years ago. Just quick and cheap, my house is for sale but because of the land value didn’t want to put a bunch of money into it, good chance it’ll be leveled or super tricked out. Simple face frame with pocket hole jointery, solid Red Oak edges and crown, the mantle is 1/4 inch Oak ply rimmed with Red Oak boards as a cover over the limestone mantle. Nothing fancy but din’t cost much either.
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MRTRIM
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posted 91 days ago
looks real nice riverdog , certainly a huge improvwment over what was there . great job
Dan Lyke
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posted 90 days ago
Looks good, although for me this’d be one of those projects that’d snowball ‘cause I think those panels need something…
MSRiverdog
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posted 90 days ago
Yep they do, but I don’t spend enough time down there to monkey with it. If I did it’ld drive me nuts. Needs about a 50 inch Musky replica on it. :) I’ld also cover the brick with something.
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Bill
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posted 90 days ago
Nice work riverdog. The addition makes the fireplace more classy.
-- Bill - Turlock, Ca. - http://www.brookswoodworks.com
tenontim
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posted 90 days ago
Always good to have a nice wood accent to offset the brick and it goes nice with the wainscot.
-- Tim - http://www.tmuli.com