My new tiny house Masonry heater build

Rico Loma wrote:Superb work. Any visitor to your home can't miss your ethical priorities,  steady heat without a heavy smoke output, I like that.

Can you explain a little about your wool insulated feed tube....did you wire the pieces to the brick before cobbing?  Or use hardware cloth over wool before cob? I

True that rico.

I didn't do anything. I considered options and than in haste I just cobbed it in place. Was somewhat floppy, until I got to the top.

SO I finally got the stove up and running. Its been working flawlessly. First start it drafted with no issues. I quite simply haven't had any issues so far. Its just been pleasant to use. Bricks were 49*F first day of lighting.

I capped it with superwool. There is about 5+ inches from the top of the riser ----> to the underside of the super wool. Than I placed cement board on top with bricks around the edges

Ya I don't have much more to say. Its been easy to use and its nice hearing the fire roar. Its almost like having a fireplace in your house. Zero smoke back!

The most time consuming part was the brick laying..

I still need to make a p channel for the stove.

Another excellent build Jordan!
A built to spec RMH that works  perfectly first try!
Yep, you deserve your new title of Rocket Scientist, Your lab coat and pocket protector will arrive with your diploma... maybe, some time after Canada post goes back to work...

What a wonderful house warming celebration to have in your new location!  I'm a bit jealous :)