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    Default Fireplace Hearth

    Hi all,

    My Brother has asked me to build & tile a fireplace hearth for him, this is something i have never done before. I will have no worries about the tiling its just the construction of the hearth am seeking advice on. I am aware all materials used will need to be non combustabile and certain building regs will dictate the dimentions of the thing!

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    bit more info please ,the substrate and is thickness an issue
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    Hi Jay,

    Its a new house and not seen yet, going down to see it at the weekend. Will post pics
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