Recent content by matt444uk

Hello jon92. I am the MD for Repair Care Ltd, the Company that manufactures DRY FLEX. If you contact us on 01827 302517, I can check you have the right products and tools for the job and arrange to send you a DVD with full instructions. Like most things, preparation is key. After that...

My 1960's house had two coal bunkers, which are basically very large full height cupboards built into the outside wall. However, previous owners have extended the house and these are now effectively 'inside' in a fully enclosed corridor between the main house and the garage. I could do...

Thanks!. I did look at multi-fuel burners (too traditional for our property) and contemporary 'tunnel' fires (way too expensive at around £4k+ for my budget), so haven't gone any further yet. Both rooms are warm enough, so I'll probably leave the hearth open, as it will only be a visual...

Sorry, I'm still not making myself clear. The gable wall is in between the dining room and the lounge. So I want one fire, opening both sides, so that it can be viewed/used from each room. The existing chimney is in this wall, so I assume that can be utilised in some way. Hope that's clearer...

Might have misled you a bit. The existing chimney is staying, but servicing a fire that is visible from both rooms.

I have a house with a dining room and a lounge either side of an original gable end wall (dining room in the original house, lounge in the extension) I would like to create a fireplace that is open to both rooms i.e. puch a big hole through the wall. Is this even theoretically possible, before...