The permission for demolition of the chimney is there. Immediately after buying the house I felt this as "disturbing". He was ignored (already removed down to the roof), crumbling and to me a waste of space in particular. Fairly quickly we have also found that it interferes with the static of the entire house negative. That's because he was only later used subsequently. Add to "owe"
I have the permission but the building history research. For this shows that he actually only in the 19th and 20 Century was built. Along with the obvious structural problems that resulted then in consequence of the approval.
Here again (last time), the chimney upstairs.
started I have any course in the loft. Ladder, scaffolding, demolition hammer all dragged up, only to discover that he is completely dilapidated. It was enough just to hammer against the stones to beat, so they broke up.
The most time-consuming so that was carrying away the stones and debris. A total of 4 floors must down. To me to do something easier, I designed old doors and throwing stones, floor by floor, to the bottom. Always in stages so as not to concentrate too much weight at one point.
And then he was gone, in the loft. This continued in the attic, here I have the chimney once removed half, stored the stones and then thrown them formed by the opening to the floor.
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