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The Masonry Heater Project on Twitter
- Making the bench out of Portland cement and black liquid coloring. http://t.co/9PpW331s #, 2012/01/07
- Warm second floor bench. Plus the access hole to get at water pipes. http://t.co/HNT72U4w #, 2012/01/07
- Masonry heater coming through to second floor. http://t.co/papdTmhY #, 2012/01/07
- We are trying to reuse as much as possible. This piece of metal is cut out of an old car bumper. http://t.co/HQBz6MiE #, 2011/12/16
- Door frame is painted and attached. http://t.co/2jPRp4G7 #, 2011/12/16