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Woodburner advice
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What about that existing Yorkstone fireplace, is it possible to cut it out in some way or does it need to be completely demolished and rebuilt?
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Easier to knock it down and rebuild, as you need a new lintel anyway.1
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stuart45 said:Easier to knock it down and rebuild, as you need a new lintel anyway.Just do it properly. Knock the whole house down, and build a new one with a bigger fireplace.Or you could just buy a stove that fits in the existing fireplace. That's what I did.If it sticks, force it.
If it breaks, well it wasn't working right anyway.0
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