Chimney stack
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Chimney stack
This question may seem obvious to some but I am getting different opinions. Assume the party wall runs through the chimney.
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Re: Chimney stack
It`s clearly one stack as far as the outer structural aspect is concerned, although from a maintenance standpoint re internal chimney voids and pots and pointing responsibility, it is split into two halves.
However if the dividing section required repair or the concrete cap, that the four pots are secured within(if it has one), then again it will be treated as one structure, because that repair would be done as one.
Adjoining Semis, normally two different deeds, so from a sale and ownership viewpoint, two stacks.
If like two celebs I`ve heard of that were married but wanted their own space, hole knocked through adjoining wall for a door for when they`re both feeling civil, and one Property Deed, then it is definitely one stack...a stack of four chimneys, outlined by four pots.
Have I complicated the issue enough,haha?
However if the dividing section required repair or the concrete cap, that the four pots are secured within(if it has one), then again it will be treated as one structure, because that repair would be done as one.
Adjoining Semis, normally two different deeds, so from a sale and ownership viewpoint, two stacks.
If like two celebs I`ve heard of that were married but wanted their own space, hole knocked through adjoining wall for a door for when they`re both feeling civil, and one Property Deed, then it is definitely one stack...a stack of four chimneys, outlined by four pots.
Have I complicated the issue enough,haha?
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Re: Chimney stack
No that some good detail thanks. It seems quite obvious now that in terms of the outer structure and repair this chimney is one stack, although shared.Chemfree wrote:It`s clearly one stack as far as the outer structural aspect is concerned, although from a maintenance standpoint re internal chimney voids and pots and pointing responsibility, it is split into two halves.
However if the dividing section required repair or the concrete cap, that the four pots are secured within(if it has one), then again it will be treated as one structure, because that repair would be done as one.
Adjoining Semis, normally two different deeds, so from a sale and ownership viewpoint, two stacks.
If like two celebs I`ve heard of that were married but wanted their own space, hole knocked through adjoining wall for a door for when they`re both feeling civil, and one Property Deed, then it is definitely one stack...a stack of four chimneys, outlined by four pots.
Have I complicated the issue enough,haha?
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Re: Chimney stack
we had a stack at the front and back like this and just split the bill with the neighbours, luckily we had great neighbours
we also had a stack on the sides of the house and the pots blew down in a storm - so they all needed repointing
we also had a stack on the sides of the house and the pots blew down in a storm - so they all needed repointing