Creating a safe wood-burning fireplace with This Old House host Kevin O'Connor.
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Kevin heads to Dallas to help a homeowner line her fireplace chimney. Installing a chimney liner is a professional job that should only be performed by a qualified technician.
Expert assistance for this project was provided by Clint Sanner at Hale's Chimney Cleaning & Repair [[ Ссылка ]].
Materials for this project were supplied by Lindemann Chimney Supply [[ Ссылка ]].
The insulating mortar that was installed in the firebox was Chamber-Tech 2000, manufactured by Ahrens Chimney Technique [[ Ссылка ]].
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