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We recently bought a house with what appeared to be an original victorian fireplace in the living room. On closer inspection, although it is a period item, it appears to have been installed more recently and as a decorative piece. I assume it was bought from a reclamation yard and installed a few years ago but unfortuantly it was never back filled so has a hollow cavity behind it. Ideally we'd like to fill it and begin using the fireplace but would ideally like to avoid having to tear everything out and refit it. As we can get to the cavity throught the fire can we fill it with something and avoid this? Any advice welcome. Thanks.