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10-12-2010, 07:45 PM
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 Re: Is a stand-alone vent/oven landing strong Exactly, Dmun. I can think of several ways to make a good thermal break, but none that are practical. The simple fact is that insulating materials are either soft or very expensive, so there is no PRACTICAL way to do it, other than insulation around the entry which is sufficient for a home oven.
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