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Building and Construction Discuss looking for in the General forums; hey everyone. a while back i saw someones plans and pics of an oven they had build using square metal ...

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Old 12-18-2007, 02:53 AM
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hey everyone.

a while back i saw someones plans and pics of an oven they had build using square metal tube for the framework. they made a metal form to pour the hearth on and finished the outside with cement board.
Sorry, sounds vague but im trying to keep it short and sweet.
If anyone can direct/link me to this oven thread i would greatly appreciate it.

keith
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Old 12-18-2007, 09:00 AM
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Hi Keith..............this may be what you are looking for................

http://www.fornobravo.com/forum/f7/i...ht=metal+stand (Installation Progress)

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Old 12-18-2007, 02:15 PM
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Keith,

I took the pics of some of my FB installation jobs that used steel stands. A blacksmith nearby fabricates them for me and delivers to the job sites. Your location is Toronto, and I'm to the north and east of the city: Prince Albert/Port Perry. Send me an email, and I'll forward more pics if you like. The square tube legs use 1/4" stock, the tray is made from angle iron, and the cross of strap steel inside the tray is 1/4" flat stock. The tray is then floored with 1/2" cement board, a rebar and mesh grid is added, and cement is poured into it. Plenty strong.

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