Showing posts with label Clay Plaster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clay Plaster. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Pictures of Masonry heater, Rumford fireplace, and chimney: Stone and American Clay. Cabot, VT





 Stone Chimney top 


Masonry Heater with second coat of American Clay


Rumford Fireplace after second coat of American Clay





Masonry stove (pre-clay plastering)


From the side: masonry stove, Rumford fireplace, and chimney


Rumford fireplace stonework

Friday, October 15, 2010

Masonry Heater with Clay and Stone facing, Worcester, Vermont




















Hi folks and friends! This is my most recent masonry stove, built in Worcester, Vermont. It is a retrofit, and is heating a partially earth-covered home that is being renovated. The fieldstone is from a local source, and the finish is in American Clay, skip troweled, with two shades of the color Moab. Hope you like it!
Also this year, and not yet pictured on my blog, I have done clay plastering of walls and ceilings in two rooms and a stairwell in a home here in north-central Vermont. I enjoyed that project very much, and hope to do more clay plaster work. It is a wonderful substitute for paint. I hope to get some pictures to show you! Other projects have included renovating an old brick fireplace with a new stone face and integrating some wood cabinetry and mantle, and a soapstone hearth and lintel stone. Another renovation was re-finishing some cinder-block chimney-tops with a new stone face and stone rain caps.
Happy Thanksgiving!
~Michael

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Masonry Heater with local stone and clay plaster finish, Marshfield, VT




Here's some fresh pictures of the Masonry Heater I built in Marshfield, Vermont this summer. The clay plaster is still drying in some of these photos.