From: To: Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 3:37 AM Subject: Rumford construction detail Dear Mr. Baumberger, You may be interested in a field modification we have made during the installation of two Rumford throats, namely, the addition of a steel L beam to protect the front of the throat from the weight of chimney bricks that ascend from the face of the firebox. Please see attached photo. The space below the L beam to the top of the firebox is then covered with granite facing (that frames the firebox) and is backfilled with fire mortar. Mr. Buckley may be interested as well, but I've misplaced his e-mail address. With all best wishes to you for the new year,
Sincerely,
Dear Jim, Please find attached five shots that may be of interest, four of a recent installation - of which I've yet to take any photos of the completed fireplace - and one of a previous, completed installation . If you son is willing to fly up to Chiang Rai on one of the six daily flights from Bangkok, we'd delighted to have a professional photographer take pictures of both installations. You will note that the first installation is a bit unusual in two respects: it is sunken, and it is angled at 45 degrees. I suggest your son call us if he wishes to visit. Our numbers here are (calling from within Thailand) 01-883-9475 or 053-759-159. On behalf of the myriad guests who have marvelled at the warmth of your Rumford design, please accept my best wishes for a rewarding 2006.
Sincerely,
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