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Brick chimney stack rebuilt in reclaimed bricks with four clay pots re-bedded on new flaunching, with new lead flashing
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Chimney stack rebuilds

Two chimney stacks rebuilt from scaffolding: one in new brick with corbelled courses and a single pot, and one in reclaimed brick with four clay pots re-bedded on new flaunching.

Completed
June 2025 and April 2026
Work
Stack rebuild, corbelling, flaunching, pots
Jobs shown
Two separate properties

The story

Step by step

Rebuilt brick chimney stack with corbelled courses, new flaunching and a clay pot, on a roof being re-tiled
A rebuilt stack with corbelled courses and a new pot.

01After

New stack with corbelling

This stack was rebuilt during a re-roof. The stepped-out corbel courses near the top throw rainwater clear of the brickwork below.

New brick chimney stack with stepped corbelling and mortar flaunching, seen from the roof
Corbelling throws rainwater clear of the stack.

02After

Flaunching and pot

The pot is bedded in mortar flaunching, sloped so water runs off the top of the stack.

Brick chimney stack rebuilt in reclaimed bricks with four clay pots re-bedded on new flaunching, with new lead flashing
Four pots re-bedded on a stack rebuilt in reclaimed brick.

03After

Reclaimed brick stack

On the second job the stack was rebuilt in reclaimed bricks to suit an older property, and the four original clay pots were re-bedded.

Reclaimed brick chimney stack with clay pots and lead flashing, seen from scaffolding with fields beyond
New leadwork at the base of the stack.

04After

Leadwork

New lead flashing seals the joint between the stack and the roof.

Get a quote

Want something similar?

Call Andrew Martin or send a few details and photos, and we will arrange a visit to look at the job and give you a written quote.

07876 762956