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Blimey! Can't afford a £10 fine!! We have decided it may be more cost effective and energy efficient to install a radiator below the bay window and utilise the space on the chimney breast beneath the tv for shelving.

thanks for your reply newboy! I did see the electric fires with the effect only setting.... certainly a viable option as the room has felt warm on visiting the house... but saying that we had just gone in from outside and had coats on.... so not really the best way to tell! the stud wall...

thanks for your reply newboy, i'm not 100% certain of the depth of the chimney breast so i't may be that it's no good... one possible option would be to install some kind of shelf extruding from the wall enough for the sky box/dvd player to sit on... might only be 10cm - i imagine there may...

We are in the process of moving in to our new home and the living room has a bricked up chimney breast in it. We have a 9mth old baby and would like to maximize floor space - so an idea we had was to put a "hole-in-wall" fire in, with a cut out above that for sky box/dvd player, then above...

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