Will I be able to use a firebasket in my fireplace?
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ktedmonds
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Will I be able to use a firebasket in my fireplace?

by ktedmonds » Tue Nov 02, 2010 11:32 pm

I've bought a Victorian terraced house. The lounge chimney has now been opened up and swept. It's now been finished with sand/cement render which I believe is fireproof. I'd like to try using a fire basket with logs but am concerned whether it will smoke/emit fumes into the room. The chimneysweep did a smoke test and it was fine, though the lower he held the bomb it did smoke a little in the room. The dimensions of the aperture are H: 100.5cm W: 75cm D:35.5cm. Any help, much appreciated.

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by welsh brickie » Wed Nov 03, 2010 2:45 pm

the only way to see if there is a problem is use the fire,if the baskets to low raise it with concrete slabs,Tile anything thats non combustable

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