Cement hearth

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Well, we're one project away from finishing all the construction-related stuff at Keith the Fireman's house and then it'll be time to decorate! :-D Last week, we tackled his tile hearth. Here's what it looked

If the fireplace hearth in your home is made of grey concrete that doesn’t coordinate with the room’s color scheme, did you know you can paint it? Concrete fireplace hearths are easy to paint so they look like natural stone. Follow this easy hearth painting tutorial that will make the fireplace look amazing and last for years.

Carter builds a new concrete hearth to update an old 1950s fireplace.

The hearth is generally referred to as the floor of the fireplace That extends to the room and paved with bricks and sometimes with cement.😲💪

A simple DIY solution for creating a hearth for your fireplace or wood stove is to pour a concrete slab right down onto the floor! We love how rustic and simple ours turned out with its soft gray coloring, perfect for the farm house look that we love so much. Look closely to see how

A simple DIY solution for creating a hearth for your fireplace or wood stove is to pour a concrete slab right down onto the floor! We love how rustic and simple ours turned out with its soft gray coloring, perfect for the farm house look that we love so much. Look closely to see how