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I'll try placing it on stone later, and see if that works in the context of a wood house.
See if the hearth is actually on top of the earth and not on top of any surrounding items. For example, remove the immediate surrounding wooden floors, and then place the hearth on top of the earth, and put the wooden floors back in after. If it still breaks, then I'm at a loss.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2624608170
Then you can build your stone floor around it.
The game just needs to notify the player as to why placing it on anything else isn't going to work.
That's very odd, because for ground level, I use earth, and for 2nd level in the house, I use the 4x2 stone walls.
First of all, you should straighten and consolidate your construction site (with the hoe).
Then you put round wooden beams in the ground, that's a little tricky but it works. Alternatively, you can also use the hoe to adjust the building floor again afterwards.
It is important that every second floor plate is a beam, since the fireplace is then exactly on the round wooden beam, you can then place it on wood.
Only if the wooden floor is not supported is the stability insufficient for the hearth.