How To DIY Build a Farmhouse Inspired Electric Fireplace That Cost LESS Than $500!!!
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Har-th. Like Garth. Nice job
Thanks so much!!! Have a great day!!!
Except it’s spelled: h-e-a-r-t-h. 😂
Thanks Mike, I was going to give him a hard time, but didn't have to. Nice build BTW.
@@chrisp.76 He was showing how to pronounce it not how to spell it 🤷
THANK YOU!! That was driving me crazy! Especially with how many times they said it!
Very nice detailed build. Perfect for me! Appreciate it
Awesome! I’m glad you liked it!!!
Thank you for dumbing it down for me.
Great video
LoL. Glad I could help!!! Thanks for watching!
You’ve done the Best one that seems to be easy.
It is super easy! I built 2 of these in our house. The other one is in our living room and you can see that in the background of alot of my videos. Thanks for watching!!!!
Beautiful job! I would have bought the lag bolts in a copper or brass finish if they exist or stain the lag bolts to give it a more finished look. Great job!
A was going to use “bluing” chemical to make them a black/blue color like they use on gums but forgot! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
I know this video was posted a while ago. BUT I'm just now building mine with your plans!!! Thank you so very much!!! I love how yours has the hearth!! Nobody ever does that. And I love it!! But have a question??? Did you use 2 fifteenth stain colors? If so what 2 colors did you use??
Awesome! Thanks for watching! As far as the colors go… we used Jacobean for the Shiplap and Early American for the lighter color Hearth and Mantle. Minwax.
Great job. Looks fabulous. The only thing I would have added and I think would have finished it off nicely is trim around the fireplace box.
100%!!! I look at it everyday and keep telling myself I’m going to do that!!! Thanks for watching!!!
They make a trim piece that should hang right on the unit, it didn’t come with it? The one I was looking at recently came with that trim piece. Nice work!
If you decide not to trim out the fireplace, then I’d replace the stainless steel screws for black ones. Nice work
I came here to say this. Those silver screws look so bad!
So wondering what you'd suggest....
I live in a tiny home where the exterior walls are made from Engineered Steel Panels. These walls are 1 and 7/ 8th thick, so there are no studs.
I bought a floating electric fireplace thinking I could back the wall with .20 plywood, then affix a grid onto the backing, attach the fireplace to 23/32nds sanded plywood, and screw into the grid.
The fp itself weighs around 45 pounds. I have a floating mantel to go over the top as a TV will be mounted above the fireplace.
Another option would be to build a frame that extends to the floor. This would absorb the load off the wall better I would think. The frame attached to the backing more for stability than to support the weight.
Am I too concerned about the weight? The wall is essentially made from remnants of metal front doors.
I think your on the right path by affixing the plywood to the wall and building out from there. I wouldn’t worry too much if you attached the frame then to the plywood. As long as it’s not overly top heavy it’s not going to fall way from the wall. Build your hearth, then the frame and run with it! Thanks for watching!!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman Much appreciated. Thanks.
You did a fantastic job!
Thank you!!!! Appreciate the love!!!
Unless I missed it, did you ever put trim around the fireplace to hide the mounting screws? Otherwise Awesome job!
I didn’t in the video. I actually swapped the screws with lag bolts and it gave it a little industrial look. Thanks for watching!!!
Beautiful!
Thank you! Absolutely love it!
Absolutely great job and its beautiful. Plan to do one in my Master Bedroom. Can you please post tools you used and how many pieces of woods all together. Thank you.
This is so beautiful. So far the best I’ve seen ❤
Thank you sow much!!! Thank you for watching!!!
We loved it and plan to build one. Thanks for the idea and keep up the good work.
Thanks so much Cindy!!!! Appreciate the kind words!!!
My heart goes out to anyone that has to shop at Lowe's.
Hahaha! I jump between HD and Lowes but Lowes is a tad closer!!! I’m literally going to do a community Pole!!!
Unfortunately that's all we have near by unless we wanna drive 30 min one way. I actually got a lumber yard near the house but it closes like 30 minutes after I get off work so very tight window.
Very cool, normally not a fan of staining pine but it works.
Thanks so much! We almost painted it but it woulda just blended in. The stain makes it all pop!
NIce TV Wall..did one m'self too
Awesome!!! Do you have a video?? If so post it here!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman sure!!
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Thanks!!
Excelente proyecto! 💯👏🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much!!! 🙏
Great!
Thanks!!!
Love the video, I have a question, what is make & model of your chop saw
Show gostei perfeito parabéns pelo trabalho ❤
Very nice! ❤❤❤ im building our floating tv stand with fire place. First timer! So, you guys used 2x6 woods? Ty!
Awesome! Thanks for watching!!! 2x6 gave just enough depth without sticking out too much!
Great Job 👏🏼
Thank You for sharing.
What color stain did you use?
This Minwax Jacobean stain! Thanks so much!!!
Great job!
Thank You!!! Much appreciated!!!
De todos os vídeos que eu já procurei uma forma mais fácil de fazer uma lareira,esse foi o melhor vídeo que eu já vi,parabéns,finalmente vou fazer a minha de uma forma resumida e fácil de fazer aleluia kkkk.😂
Thanks for watching!
It looks great! I have wanted to get a built in fireplace for a while now. I also want to try out one of those wall outlets for the TV cords. Great video!
Thanks Man!!! Lemme tell ya!!! Those wall outlet kits rock!!! I’m so happy I came across them!!!
Where did you purchased the wall outlet kit? Store link please! It’s beautiful
@@lismariecorrea2565 sorry I never saw this. I did put a link in Description for Amazon link!
Not pretty workmanship, but it works. Awesome~
Not even sure how to respond! LoL. Thanks for watching!!!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman No worries, the fireplace looks really really good!
My only question is : is that enough clearance behind the fireplace insert? I feel like they need a certain amount of space for heat dissipation but I could be way off. Also, if you can wire up one of those outlet kits you can DEFINITELY do it right and just hardwire an outlet up there. Same concept just flip a breaker off.
But I like it. Nice work overall !
Hey Brian! Thanks for commenting! So the fireplace actually puts out almost zero heat on the back side. I’m not sure how that happens but as long as it’s not touching the wall I’m sure it’s fine! Also I probably could have just hard waited an outlet but I wanted to try this kit and it was pretty cool! I’m sure it might be the way to go for some Beginner DiYers. Thanks for watching!!!
@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman I'm glad you showed that kit in video as I plan to build a fireplace in my living room. I was wondering about the wires & outlet situation......you provided a great resolution I was not aware of.
Very nice:)
Thanks so much!!!!
Use pocket holes sir it’s much eaiser
I didn’t want to break out a pocket hole jig for this. It was just an inner frame so nothing fancy needed. Thanks for watching!!!
1500 watts for that heater is it on a dedicated circuit? how many amps does it draw? anything else besides the tv on that 15 amp circuit or is it 20 amps?
Usually 12.5 amps.
Think "heart" with an "h"
I’m really not sure why I kept saying Herth! LoL. Thanks for watching!!!
How much did all the materials cost lumber wise thanks
Hey there! Honestly this is a super inexpensive project all together! I don’t believe we spent more than $300 in lumber, screws and stain! Even the fireplace was super inexpensive! Thanks for watching!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman thanks brother I appreciate the quick response
👍👍🙏❤️
Thank you my friend! Was a fun project!
great job makes me think I can do it myself NOT!!!!!!!
Thank you! But i bet you can!!!
Is this a 30" fireplace?
Yes! It’s just about 30” but you can adjust to any size you purchase! Thanks for watching!!!
So Where's the cable box and other equipment?
Ummmm... I would really like to know.
+Mack John hey Mack! So for this particular install I am using a wifi enabled tv so no need to use a cable box. As far as a DVD player goes…. Again…. I don’t need one in this location. There are plenty of cool options out there for mounting a DVD player but I really don’t go Into that for this build. Hope that helps a little!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman Oh. Thanks for the info.
@KalindsLife You can do a Raspberry PC behind the TV. Wireless keyboard and you got yourself a big screen computer.
You installed the shiplap upside down.
I actually like my way better because it locks it in place and makes it hands free. Either way works. Thanks for watching!
why she was sad
???? She’s not sad. LoL
Anyone that goes to Lowe’s in bare feet & spandex gets NO interest after that
Not quite sure who your referring too but If it’s my wife…. Look again…. She’s wearing sandals.
😂😂😂😂
😅😅😅
People get so uptight
Looks like amateur work, Lol..
Weeeeelllllll……. I’m not a pro so………. Ya. But then I decided to go to your channel to see a pro’s work but couldn’t find anything! Hope ya have a great Thanksgiving!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman Happy Thanksgiving - Here's one that makes it easy.. th-cam.com/video/6VCwikvvjng/w-d-xo.html
Would look much better with some trim and finishing work.
Could I build without attaching to the wall?
Of course but I wouldn’t recommend it! Even just a couple screws would be good. You can patch them if you need to take down! Thanks for watching!!!