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I have a chimney which seems to have a hole just below the bedroom floor
allowing smoke to go into the bedrooms. I can't reach into the brickwork as there're timbers in the way but I was thinking maybe fireproof expanding foam would do the job. All I can find in the diy places are foams which go upto 60C. Would this be enough or do I need some sort of specialist fireproof expanding foam? Any ideas where I would get it as the net is just giving me mail order places where the postage is as much as the product. TIA -- John Kelly Remove dimspam if replying by mail |
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