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Fireplace Question

  • 07-08-2007 4:02pm
    #1
    Guisseppeth
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 200 ✭✭


    After moving into my house a few years ago I immediately removed the old fireplace as it was one of those typical mid 1970's corporation house jobs with the intention of replacing it with something more modern. It was just poured concrete that was cased and then tiled over so all that was left was the fire itself.

    However other jobs then took precedence and so the fireplace is still in this condition today (its amazing what a wooden surround and some carefully placed artwork will do). Anyway I now want to complete the job I started and restore this so that it can actually be used to light a fire again so basically I need to know what steps I now need to take.

    I'm assuming that I need to patch it up with mortar/concrete to fill any gaps that are now there but what is required next?? The "internals" are all there so its just basically the "external" pieces required. I know I'm not using the correct terms so please forgive me.

    Also I have my suspicions as to whether a wooden surround will be suitable for an open fire - thoughts??


Comments

  • #2
    311
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    Clean the chimney ,or get it cleaned.


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