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There was an indented line where I take it you could break it in two. It pulled out in one piece
which was good. The council are a nightmare I asked in August & never got a reply.
Well you were right I chipped away & it came off. Unfortunately I have not been able to
do anything more until today as although I kept asking the council to do it as it is one
of their properties Surveyors here are gods & mere mortals do not get to deal directly with
them . Anyway long story...
Well I removed everything except some bricks at the back as they are very stable
the only thing left is the protruding part of the lintel which sticks out about two
inches. I thought at first they had poured a mix down behind the fireplace & it
had adhered to the lintel but although the edge...
Yes I saw that in previous forum questions & after you mentioned it I went & checked
a neighbours which was done by the council & that had not been vented. And the wall
paper is peeling off, in fact any I have seen done by the council do not have any
vents. Thank you for the reminder.
Well Your advice is spot on so far. The fireback came out in one piece & boy did they pack a load of
brick off cuts etc behind it. The fireplace was a surprise. I never thought it would be so heavy, I had to
cut it into six pieces. Rebars running through it & metal offcuts. Anyway, I'm slowly...
Hi sorry real novice what do you mean by framed or blockwork. When you say
in two parts where would the other par of the fireback be. And thank you for
the advice so far.
Hi I have a 1950s fireplace in my mum's maisonette & need to remove the
surround. I found a thread on here & removed the hearth without any
issue, it also told me how to locate the lugs holding the fire surround to
the wall.
However, before I remove the fire surround I have an issue with the...
Yes that's the opposite these are maisonettes very strange configuration
our main fuse is in the downstairs property this is separate from the fuse &
fuse box that is upstairs,lost all power last year turns out there is a fuse
at entry level worse with the water if you fall out with our...
The downstairs switch is a 2 gang upstairs is a 3 gang ,been this
way for years,original put in whilst rewired by council quite a few
years back.All working fine now thanks to every ones input.
I have an electrician coming next week to check earth straps &
tidy up previous electricians work.
I think I will just leave it as it is not,as for those wires arrowed no idea they have been there for years I never go near them probably put in by council at some point.