Chimney breast removal time lapse

Quick video on how to remove a chimney breast and do the repairs after the removal.For the complette videos fallow the links below
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[@启雄刘]

Nice job I want to know is it still necessary to apply for a permit now? Because I saw on the Internet that it is no longer necessary to apply for a permit. Thank you

[@buildsupport5131]

you need to check that with your council

[@dabebe5656]

There is a reason I-beams are now required to support a weight of the remaining chimney breast/stack... a bracket just does not cut it, as the whole load will now be carried by a party wall. Structural engineer will explain further, or Building Control department (you need a building notice for this type of work).

[@buildsupport5131]

Hi. Yes i know that and my client got a certificate for that. Hi done the aplication to the council him self and all was passed by the building control. And now still beams are not always required

[@humzabashir576]

Hey what bolts and resin did you use on the job?

[@buildsupport5131]

th-cam.com/video/kCmy9CjLlbo/w-d-xo.html

[@ridwanhusayn3877]

Hi, great video. Was the neighbours chimney breast also taken out? If so would an RSJ be required here or gallow brackets be sufficient? Thanks.

[@buildsupport5131]

Hi this is a end of terrace house so no neighbours. To be 100% Safe i would recommend a rsj beam going all the way along the wall and seated on the external walls but all that to be checked with a structural engineer

[@kevinsamuels8236]

Hi , where are you based ?

[@buildsupport5131]

hi. Barking & Dagenham

[@kevinsamuels8236]

@@buildsupport5131 hi can I have your email address & mobile number please.

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You can go on my facebook for more detail's

[@優さん-n7m]

Why not remove the whole chimney, the stack and everything?

[@buildsupport5131]

it's not allowed

[@Rev033]

Is that because it’s a conservation area, can’t change the look outside?

[@buildsupport5131]

@@Rev033 not really the client just wanted like that

[@Tobore]

Are there any plans on removing the chimney stack. Thanks

[@buildsupport5131]

No just the council application and building control

[@hungken578]

Nice job. Do i need to support the chimney while im installing the gallows bracket?

[@buildsupport5131]

Yes you do for best practice if not you risk e few brick's to fall and then you will have more work to do

[@garvielloken3929]

Nooice!

[@buildsupport5131]

thanks

[@Freddie-Moses]

Great work

[@buildsupport5131]

Thank you so much 😀

[@saidhassani7466]

How much did it cost todo that?

[@buildsupport5131]

i cant remember it been some time ago. sorry

[@pm1104]

What no mask durin* removal of the chimney breast…! 😮

[@buildsupport5131]

nooo. not all the time 😇😇😇