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I hope I have been able to take the right photos for your inputs... #1 shows the right side of the chimney. #2 peers just a bit further round the chimney. #3 shows there is a gap from the chimney to the next "stack" of bricks #4, 5, 6 & 8 I lifted up the insulation roll, showing the length of...

Yep, got it thanks. I'll get up there shortly. Now, where are those ladders...?

I want to remove the small shelving area in the bedroom. Looking at the photo, it is the thin, brick width wall of the right-hand side of the shelves. It is all inside my property. But it solid, and validating it has nothing to do with the functioning chimney, as downstairs below it is the wood...

bumping this, probably dropped down the pecking order.

Thanks freddie Uploading a new image from the attic. I hope you can pick up the outline of the chimney stack against the shared wall (exterior to my property, but obviously shared with my neighbour). The ceiling joists run perpendicular to the wall.

in both rooms, the chimney wall goes up to the ceiling as shown in the pics. above the bedroom goes into an unused attic. this is a typical ex-council semi-detached property, built circa 1920-30's, and this chimney is on the adjoining wall.

I’d like to know if it would be safe to remove the small section of shelving in the bedroom, directly above the kitchen and on the same chimney breast where a wood burner is installed, to increase the space in this room and remove the shelving stack. 159cm = bedroom shelving edge 209cm =...