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lee12_2
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Just wondering if anyone knows the name of the concrete shaped iner part in a standard coal fire fire place. We need a new one installed as we have just had a back boiler taken out and want to restore it back how it was, but having trouble finding one when we don't know what its called. Any idea please.
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It's a fireback.
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A chair brick maybe?
http://www.brass-grilles-shop.co.uk/chairbrick-for-cast-iron-firebacks-533-p.asp0
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