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Can You Widen A Chimney Breast. The chimney breast (photo here: This is a very strictly enforced rule and is something that you need for your work to be done legally. Worth knowing that if you cut out 810mm you will probably be going into the structural jambs on each side of the chimney. Removing a chimney breast is the right solution for some homes. While you may want to make every effort to conserve period features, if a chimney breast is not providing roaring fires to sit beside, they can be a bit of a nuisance — bulky and, in some cases, downright ugly. However, if you live in a listed building you will need to be granted listed building consent before you can remove the chimney. Recessing the chimney breast can create useful alcoves or niches for storage or display, maximising space without structural changes. D) the maximum width of the chimney breast for three brackets (and 6no m10 expanding bolts) to support is 1200mm, and two flues. If you are removing a chimney breast to a property in a conservation area or on a listed building, you will absolutely need to get permission before any work is undertaken.

Recessing the chimney breast can create useful alcoves or niches for storage or display, maximising space without structural changes. Worth knowing that if you cut out 810mm you will probably be going into the structural jambs on each side of the chimney. If you are removing a chimney breast to a property in a conservation area or on a listed building, you will absolutely need to get permission before any work is undertaken. This is a very strictly enforced rule and is something that you need for your work to be done legally. D) the maximum width of the chimney breast for three brackets (and 6no m10 expanding bolts) to support is 1200mm, and two flues. While you may want to make every effort to conserve period features, if a chimney breast is not providing roaring fires to sit beside, they can be a bit of a nuisance — bulky and, in some cases, downright ugly. The chimney breast (photo here: Removing a chimney breast is the right solution for some homes. However, if you live in a listed building you will need to be granted listed building consent before you can remove the chimney.

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Can You Widen A Chimney Breast This is a very strictly enforced rule and is something that you need for your work to be done legally. If you are removing a chimney breast to a property in a conservation area or on a listed building, you will absolutely need to get permission before any work is undertaken. This is a very strictly enforced rule and is something that you need for your work to be done legally. While you may want to make every effort to conserve period features, if a chimney breast is not providing roaring fires to sit beside, they can be a bit of a nuisance — bulky and, in some cases, downright ugly. However, if you live in a listed building you will need to be granted listed building consent before you can remove the chimney. Recessing the chimney breast can create useful alcoves or niches for storage or display, maximising space without structural changes. Worth knowing that if you cut out 810mm you will probably be going into the structural jambs on each side of the chimney. Removing a chimney breast is the right solution for some homes. D) the maximum width of the chimney breast for three brackets (and 6no m10 expanding bolts) to support is 1200mm, and two flues. The chimney breast (photo here: