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Wood burner

2 years ago

Hi there,

What model is this wood burner and how did you create the shelf underneath as we really like the look.

Thanks

Waterside Home, Emsworth, Hampshire · More Info

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Emma Painter Interiors
2 years ago
Hi, Thank you for your message and so glad you like this.

This woodburner is a Morso -

https://morsoe.com/en/product/indoor/wood-burning-stove/morso-6140-with-low-base

The shelf under is created using slate hearth in sections to fit into the chimney breast alcove.

If you speak to your local Morso they should be able to assist you, but of course let me know if I can be of any further help.

Very best for now,

Emma
R Day
Original Author
2 years ago
Thank you !
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Emma Painter Interiors
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My pleasure

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