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I am looking to remove 2 bricks from a bedroom chimney so I can get more access to get the chimney swept. The bricks seem to have been laid with a cement mortar so it is difficult to get the brick loose. I have tried a hammer and bolster chisel as well as a cold chisel which doesn't seem to make...

I have done measuring of the gaps that are between the existing floorboards and the new caberdeck flooring. I used packers of different heights to show the difference in levels of the 2 floors. The packers on the edge of the caberdeck floor show the difference in height from the original...

I'll get some measurements tomorrow of the gaps. I do know that the new caberdeck floor is slightly lower than the original floorboards. This is around 3mm on one side and about 4mm on the other. This is not taking into account what the gap is currently where the bricks are. Luckily at them...

It would make sense that they are the archway bricks as the doorway is literally directly above where it is.

After further investigation it appears that the bricks that are close to the new extension floor form part of an exposed feature wall that shows the exposed brick wall. This was the original outside wall where a window used to be, and the bricks that need remover are highlighted in the photo in...

I'm not reluctant to remove the bricks at all, I was only saying that ideally if there was another way to sort this without removing the bricks then that would be the preferred method. As it seems that removing the bricks is the only way to get a level floor across both rooms, then I will look...

The floors don't seem to be level. The floorboards seem to be about 3mm higher than the new caberdeck floor in the extension. I'm hoping that with fitting underlay and then carpet, being slightly out of level by a few mm won't be that noticeable, especially in the doorway.

I was hoping to avoid removing the bricks if possible

Hi, We recently had an extension raised to the first floor level. At the moment I have a gap between the floorboards of the original house and the caberdeck floor of the first floor extension where the doorway is. I have added a photo of what it looks like. The existing wall of the original...