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Hi Folks,
I need to extend our living room chimney breast by about 60mm to centralise our new fireplace around the opening - the breast is only about 150mm deep the most. I have been thinking of ways to do it and have come up with the idea of using a piece of 'L' section plastic similar to plastic soffit. This should be relatively easy to fit and will give a nice crisp edge to the corner of the breast. Hopefully it won't swell or expand with changes in temp/humidity etc. It will also aid running cables inside it. Ideally I'm looking for a supplier in the Wirral/Chester/Liverpool area. It needs to be about 30mm by 150mm section by about 2.5 M and about 6-10 mm thick. Is this a daft idea? Has anyone got any other ideas? Thanks in advance, Alan |
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