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| I just found out that I can purchase two different size arch fire bricks at no extra cost. These arch fire bricks come in two measurements approximately 3"/2.5"x4.5"x9" and the other one measures 3"/2"x4.5"x9" although for what it's worth because we use metric here in Australia I will write down the exact sizes of these two arch fire bricks and the standard fire brick in millimeters. The arch bricks are 230x115x75/63 and 230x115x75/51 The standard fire bricks here are 230x115x75. I believe they could work well when building the dome as well as just the arch because it should save cutting and should also fit better and save on extra mortar. Has anyone here used these arch bricks to build there dome? Also do you think this will make building the dome easier? Cheers |
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| We sell 3 sizes, 75/69, 75/63, 75/51. Also have info on exact numbers of each for a specific arch size. Feel free to call on 95604477. John |
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