Chimney breasts have been removed - can they be put back?

Yes of corse hey can be made up wI think stud framing and plasterbaard then bond and skim or use ply wood and expanded metal answer use Sand and cement mortar sponged up to give the old look

yes anything can be achieved it would require me to survey the job first if you would like me to come and have a look im more than willing to give you my assistance and advise

Hi yes this could be carried out re building a new fire place back in the same place no problem many thanks Darren for D&R Refurbishments

Good evening. As in the previous response, you can certainly build a fireplace for aesthetics; however, as the property is a flat, it is very unlikely that you would be able to insert a flue and run a traditional fire. As with all things, much of your decision will be down to budget :-) You could elect to have a face brick fireplace - provided there were no structural implications involved with the flats below - but the most straight forward would be a timber frame covered in plasterboard and skim to match with existing decor. You could then fit a slate or stone hearth and place an Adams fire basket or cast iron fire surround to suit - whichever is your preference. And, of course, you can attach a mantle or a full fire surround to complete the look. Hope all goes well with the purchase - and that you get something you are entirely happy with. Regards