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Advice - Changing Gas Fire to Real One
beachbeth
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We are going to be redecorating our lounge and want to replace our gas fire, which is a bit old fashioned looking now. We were originally going to replace it with another gas fire but now we've decided to have a real one instead. At the moment the gas fire is just stuck on the wall and we have no surround, just a brick hearth, tiled on top (hope this makes sense!).
Do we need to get a professional in to remove the gas fire? What is the best thing to do with it then as it is still in good working order?
Do we need to get a professional in to remove the gas fire? What is the best thing to do with it then as it is still in good working order?
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Anybody dealing with gas should be CORGI registered so, yes get a professional in and ask to see their credentials before they start.
As for having a 'real' fire fitted you need to get your flu and / or chimney checked and any necessary alterations made.Live long and prosper0
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