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Actually, the replicas look very realistic but would I need to to anyone it’s not real ?

Thank you !!

Thank you Mr Punter, but how would a chimney stack be installed without a chimney breast to support it, the upper floor will be completely new, the existing ground will have the old chimney breast removed. Unless I get a replica stack installed as part of the build. We are a few months away from touching the existing roof.

Thank you for your reply, the external stack is fairly short in height. See plan shot

I need to edit, to include this: I asked my architect he didn’t seem to think it was a problem.

Hi, I got approval for planning permission in a conservation area. The house was built in the late 1960s and is in red brick. Works: a double storey extension and the reorientation of the roof (new) parallel to the road. As part of the schedule of works I asked my builder to include removal the chimney breast from inside the house as it was taking up too much room. As a consequence it meant no chimney stack, this doesn’t bother me. I asked my architect he did seem to think it was a problem. However, I am now worried that once the build is completed someone will notice that the house is missing a chimney stack. I would be grateful for some guidance. Thank you in advance.