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I am fitting a closed wood burner and need to remove the existing
fireplace and need some advice. There is a 1040x1040mm cast iron fireplace with 500mm wide fuel holder suspended 150mm off the hearth, above an ash box. I want to remove all this part. It all seems to be in a single piece of ironwork but there are no visible fasteners, unless they are hidden by the handful of Victorian tiles that decorate the sides. This ironwork is surrounded by a 1740x1260mm marble mantle with pillars each side which I want to leave as is. I am wary of starting the job with a big hammer because I would like to salvage the original fireplace and I don't want to take the risk that some critical part is holding up a part of the chimney stack There's a lot of house above me to fall down.. Any suggestions for me? |
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