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Solid Fuel Stove
Nickwrxstiv2
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Hi,
Just joined after browsing for quite a while!
We've jsu moved into a new house and would like to have a solid fuel stove installed.
After opening up the fireplace, which was previously boarded up I think I may have a problem.
Somebody has but a 3mm sheet of steel across the chimney opening. Would it be possible to cut a circular hole for the flue or would it need removed and fireproof board installed?
Thanks,
Nick.
Just joined after browsing for quite a while!
We've jsu moved into a new house and would like to have a solid fuel stove installed.
After opening up the fireplace, which was previously boarded up I think I may have a problem.
Somebody has but a 3mm sheet of steel across the chimney opening. Would it be possible to cut a circular hole for the flue or would it need removed and fireproof board installed?
Thanks,
Nick.
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it would need removing for the chimney to be swept and inspected before any thoughts of an open fire or stove0
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