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Width of Chimney Breast New Build

doniepony · 2012-01-06 00:02:39

Just wondering what size chimney breast people think I should be looking at for new build. Builder will go with standard and have not picked out a stove yet but would like to go down the lines of the stove and surround in attachment. My sitting room is roughly 4.7m x 4.8m and ceilings are 8.5ft. so I feel I may have the…

06-01-2012 12:02am

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doniepony

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Just wondering what size chimney breast people think I should be looking at for new build. Builder will go with standard and have not picked out a stove yet but would like to go down the lines of the stove and surround in attachment. My sitting room is roughly 4.7m x 4.8m and ceilings are 8.5ft. so I feel I may have the room to go bit wider than standard (maybe 6ft?)

Advice/opinion welcome

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#2 06-01-2012 12:21am

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Hi,
Google this site it gives all dimensions you require.
http://www.woodburnerwarehouse.co.uk/multi_fuel_stoves/franc...
Nw

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