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Stove slipping on hearth.

moonshadow · 2014-12-05 20:24:49

As above , my wee baby Gabriel stove slides on the hearth if you use the riddle, obviously I need to fix it to stop this problem and possibly reseal all the flue joints, can I silicone it to the hearth with some heat resistant stuff perhaps?

05-12-2014 8:24pm

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moonshadow

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As above , my wee baby Gabriel stove slides on the hearth if you use the riddle, obviously I need to fix it to stop this problem and possibly reseal all the flue joints, can I silicone it to the hearth with some heat resistant stuff perhaps?

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#2 05-12-2014 8:32pm

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a little dab of matching color silicone around each leg will do the trick,
tip:do it last thing at night and it will be set in morning.

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#3 06-12-2014 1:39am

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Grip fill, or, no more nails, would be better adheasion..

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