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Thank you so much! It does make a beautiful statement in this space.

This is not a How To video, so it's not designed as a tutorial. It's a video series we have been filming of our home renovation, and this particular video is simply showing the removal of our own wood stove. It's not intended as informative, it's simply a home renovation update.

@@YourTotalHome Dude, if you put yourself out there then you must be prepared for some feedback.

@@justinbarber4567 Absolutely, we always value feedback. We just wanted to let you and anyone else know that we didn't intend the video to be a 'How to" instructional video. We have since been looking at ways to title the video better so that it isn't miss leading anyone. Have a great day Justin.

I agree! Its a fun way to engage with your guest, when they get to select a glass that they personally love.

Hello Mary, I'm afraid I do not know this colour, as the clients had pre-painted. However if you are looking for a beautiful grey/beige I would suggest looking at Balboa Mist from Benjamin Moore. It's a gorgeous grey that has a beige undertone. Depending on your lighting, it can look grey or beige. Nice clean brighter grey colour. Hope that helps.

Hi Beverley, Thank you for your feedback.

Thank you so much!

It has all been completely removed.However, we would like to note that this is not a How To video, so it's not designed as a tutorial. It's a video series we have been filming of our home renovation, and this particular video is simply showing the removal of our own wood stove. It's not intended as informative, it's simply a home renovation update.

Appreciate your feedback.

Hi there this is not a how to video. It’s a renovation update of my home. The only thing I had to do to get ready for the removal was to clean the chimney. Yes landscape would have been better but to late to change once filming Cheers and thanks for your feed back. Always learning

If you want a smooth ceiling then yes

We agree, it makes a great back drop as a neutral, where you can then inject other pops of colour.

Interesting point of view. I appreciate your feedback.

Yes your absolutely right. For some reason where I am popcorn ceilings are also referred to as stipple ceilings

Thank you so much!

I'm sorry you feel this way, however it's important to note that this is not a How To video, so it's not designed as a tutorial. It's a video series we have been filming of our home renovation, and this particular video is simply showing the removal of our own wood stove. It's not intended as informative, it's simply a home renovation update.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you so much!

Thank you for your feedback, we are currently working to solve this in future videos.

Thank you so much!

Thank you Bill!

Absolutely there is a difference, however the term stipple in our area is used very loosely meaning textured ceiling

Your absolutely right

wow totally didn't see this , to answer your question In Ottawa it is my understanding that any house built before the 70's most likely has asbestos but don't quote me on that.

Asbestos wasn’t used after 1978 in the US