Slightly old picture but just to give some context, the sides and back has been boarded/skimmed now and the hole at the back fill with cement
Thanks, why does it need to be moisture tolerant? (genuine question!) It is for a fireplace on the first floor, cheers
Thanks, I should add that the fireplace won't be used. It will just be decorative! So the "fireplace" is now just an opening with new lintel...
Hi I've opened up an old fireplace and want to tile the hearth and the inside (floor) bit. I want the tiles to sit approx. with the finished...
Here's some pictures of it now (I didn't plaster it!)
Thanks. It's now opened with lintel, but I'm unsure if the bricks at the back (where they sort of slope to the brick work at the back) and the...
Hi I'm planning to 'open up' a small upstairs fireplace. Just to add a little feature and a bit of storage. Having never done this before I...
Hi I have a false wall between a bedroom and a bathroom. We are currently "doing up" the bedroom and as part of this would like to redo the...
Thanks both Hadn't considered a dehumidifier option, although long term I worry about it actually being used! I hadn't considered condensation...
Hi I'm planning to convert an understairs cupboard into a utility room. As clothes will be drying in there I want to add a means of constant...
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