9 Jan 2004. #3. renovator, I have also had two fireplaces removed and bricked up and as in paulh53’s case there was no air bricks used. The chimneys have also been caped off using a mushroom shaped cap. This was done 3 years ago and I have had no problem with damp.. It would be wise to put an air vent somewhere along the line. Doing this will prevent a buildup of moisture and protect your house’s structure. Doing this is quite simple; all you will need is an air brick. If you have a more complicated roof, you may need to use a ventilation panel at different points and the chimney.
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Using a hammer and chisel, begin to break away the plaster covering the fireplace opening. Use the hearth or air vent as a guide for where this should be. In most cases, removing the top layer of plaster from the wall should reveal the shape of the original opening. 4. Continue to excavate the fireplace opening.. Posted January 15, 2023. Yes,I believe it should be ventilated with an air brick which could be covered with a Louvre. You could minimise the downward draft of cold air by inserting a chimney balloon prior to closing the opening off. This should still allow enough air flow in the stack.
