Chuck Stewart
01-10-2014, 12:25 PM
Now that I have the snow piled a good three feet around my outdoor patio and fireplace, I'm thinking it would sure be nice
to start a fire out here in this warm 30 degree weather. It's been below zero the last few days and with this heat wave I feel
the need to burn some wood. But I've never been able to get an answer to the question does it harm an outdoor fireplace to
take it from frozen to heated in the wintertime? I tried google but had no luck finding an answer. Just wondering about the mortar
joints expanding. It's mostly flagstone with face brick on the front. I didn't build this thing for hot summer nights!
to start a fire out here in this warm 30 degree weather. It's been below zero the last few days and with this heat wave I feel
the need to burn some wood. But I've never been able to get an answer to the question does it harm an outdoor fireplace to
take it from frozen to heated in the wintertime? I tried google but had no luck finding an answer. Just wondering about the mortar
joints expanding. It's mostly flagstone with face brick on the front. I didn't build this thing for hot summer nights!