Introducing the new
EASY ASSEMBLE CHIMNEY BREAST
for electric fires

Takes the time and stress out of building a chimney breast.

 

 

1/ The support frame is fixed to the wall leaving a small gap above the fire to avoid resonance.

3/ Repeat the process with the left hand panel.

 

5/ To finish. Use a fine nail punch to sink the pins below the surface. Then apply a small amount of Pollyfilla to fill the joint and the pinholes.

No Framing l No Plasterboarding l No Plastering

4 STANDARD SIZES:
1000mm wide x 1450mm high
1000mm wide x 1900mm high
1200mm wide x 1450mm high
1200mm wide x 1900mm high

 

 

 

2/ The right hand panel is then fixed onto the support frame by screwing through the pine batten.

 

4/ The front panel is fixed in position with panel pins. These are nailed through pre-drilled holes in the side panels.

Finally...

Sand flat the joint and the pinholes. Your chimney breast is ready to top coat.