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The fireplace stone- how big are those stones?

7 years ago

redoing fireplace. Like this stone- do you know if it is 'ledge' cut or a larger size stone? also how many inches to you have left and right of the fireplace opening before the wood trim starts?

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SR Fine Home Builders
7 years ago
Good morning, it's gorgeous stone isn't it? Yes, it is ledge stone. There is approximately 15" to the left and right of the fireplace opening to the edge of the window trim. Thank you for asking!
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