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Thanks loply and stuart45. I think frame cramps are the way to go, would 2 or 3 equally spaced on either side be ott? I guess that it does not matter that the bricks they will be attached to are rather ragged and are varying distances from the vertical? Excuse the daft questions :)...

Thanks for replying, Jackrae. I did think about that as it's not a structural issue, but thought it might be better to brick. The hatch was put in some time in the distant past before I bought the place, I thought it might be better to restore it to it's original construction? Also...

Hi all! This is a bit of a newbie question so please be kind... I have a food hatch 1.5 ft x 3 ft which I plan to brick up. The surrounding wall is of standard single brick construction and has bonding coat and finishing plaster on both sides. My gut feeling is that when the...

Thanks for the info. I hadn't thought about cutting, I was more thinking about an accidental side-impact causing the glass to shatter. Ie whether it would be more prone to break due to it's age. Thanks again for your help. Ollie.

Hi, Thanks for taking the time to read my post. I have 3 large wardrobe mirror doors that are 220cm x 91cm. I think they could be as much as 18 years old! They are in excellent condition though. My question is: Does the mirror glass weaken / deteriorate over this time to the...