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12-05-2007, 05:23 PM
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 Re: New Pizza Oven in Beijing, China - Help! I like James would suggest insulating blocks or insualting firebricks...I have found these in the past listed on Ebay...make sure they say insulating firebrick...they are more porous and much lighter in weight than normal firebrick...this method would ease your correction because the insualting brick are virtually the same size in most cases as normal firebrick... All the best! Dutch
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01-22-2008, 08:42 AM
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| Re: New Pizza Oven in Beijing, China - Help! If you get stuck and can't find insulation materials easily, find someone in the refinery/chemical plant industry. Insulating furnaces is very common. Ditto glass production operations. |
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