Work from recent inspection
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Ok, so I'm gathering that I'm probably not too far off at-least the stage of preparing the building permit application, at-least.
(I had fun learning freecad in the mornings to do those drawings :D.)
(I had fun learning freecad in the mornings to do those drawings :D.)
Trevor Tahclep
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Rockwool does not burn, purchase one bag of Rockwool and replace your current insulation around chimney with Rockwool, easy peasy.
Rockwool products are capable of resisting temperatures up to 2,150 degrees Fahrenheit without melting, smoking, or catching on fire.
Rockwool products are capable of resisting temperatures up to 2,150 degrees Fahrenheit without melting, smoking, or catching on fire.
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