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new fire, very hot chimney
i've had a new fire put in (class 2 flue), and the fitter told us to expect
a very hot chimney. It seems that when the house was built, the builders didn't install any reflective plaster board on the chimney, and also put down very thin layer of plaster. ....and the fitter was right. It is very hot Is there anything i can do, aside from the large task of installing reflective plaster board on the chimney - re-platering - getting fire re-fitted, etc. Is there any special paint i can put on, as a sort of undercoat to keep the heat in the chimney?? also, what are the consequence of doing nothing?? Peeling paint perhaps?? |
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