Regal Backsplash Plus · Precision First
Red Brick Fireplace with Projecting Hearth
Red Brick Fireplace with Projecting Hearth. Photographs grouped by visible work progression and focused installation details.
Red brickwork frames a rectangular black firebox and continues into a projecting hearth. The horizontal mortar rhythm and cut pieces at the opening are visible.
Contractor Notes
Red brickwork frames a rectangular black firebox and continues into a projecting hearth. The horizontal mortar rhythm and cut pieces at the opening are visible.
Oblique views show the masonry return and raised hearth against the wood floor. Room context is retained without duplicating nearly identical front views.
Contractor Notes
Oblique views show the masonry return and raised hearth against the wood floor. Room context is retained without duplicating nearly identical front views.
Oblique views show the masonry return and raised hearth against the wood floor. Room context is retained without duplicating nearly identical front views.
Contractor Notes
Oblique views show the masonry return and raised hearth against the wood floor. Room context is retained without duplicating nearly identical front views.
Source-photo crop — The black firebox opening interrupts the red brick field. Shortened brick units meet its vertical jambs while the mortar courses continue across the surrounding face; the projecting hearth forms a distinct lower plane with its own edge alignment.
Contractor Notes
Source-photo crop — The black firebox opening interrupts the red brick field. Shortened brick units meet its vertical jambs while the mortar courses continue across the surrounding face; the projecting hearth forms a distinct lower plane with its own edge alignment.
Source-photo crop — This oblique crop shows the fireplace face meeting the side return and hearth edge. Mortar courses carry the horizontal rhythm toward the corner, making the change of plane visible rather than relying only on a straight-on overview.
Contractor Notes
Source-photo crop — This oblique crop shows the fireplace face meeting the side return and hearth edge. Mortar courses carry the horizontal rhythm toward the corner, making the change of plane visible rather than relying only on a straight-on overview.
Red brickwork frames a rectangular black firebox and continues into a projecting hearth. The horizontal mortar rhythm and cut pieces at the opening are visible.
Oblique views show the masonry return and raised hearth against the wood floor. Room context is retained without duplicating nearly identical front views.