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Fireplace removal advice

Chickus · 2020-09-08 19:17:51

Hi, I have a French sandstone fireplace with an inset stove that I am going to sell. I need some advice on how to remove it safely. It's fixed to the wall with some sort of foam filler (feels spongy). The stone has 3 sections and is joined with what looks like a type of mortar but is gappy. My worry is that it will be be…

08-09-2020 7:17pm

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Chickus

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Hi,
I have a French sandstone fireplace with an inset stove that I am going to sell.
I need some advice on how to remove it safely.
It's fixed to the wall with some sort of foam filler (feels spongy).
The stone has 3 sections and is joined with what looks like a type of mortar but is gappy.

My worry is that it will be be damaged when removing it. Any tips for prising it off?

I Can't attach a picture unfortunately.

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