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Old 03-16-2009, 02:09 PM
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Default Clay oven

Hi, this is a photo of the clay oven I am installing.

Truth is, I did not take any photo of mine, but this one is exactly the same. One meter outside diameter, made with very white clay, build in the west of Spain in a place called Pereruela.

Thickness of the wall seems to be around 4 cmts. It will be covered with another 10 cmts kaolin mud mixed with straw, and insulation around.

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Old 03-16-2009, 08:35 PM
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Don't forget the insulation underneath. And consider something non-flammable for your clay covering. Are you doing a flue?
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Old 03-17-2009, 01:19 AM
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Hi dmun,

I'm afraid I arrived too late to this page in relation with underneath insulation. I only have a layer of firebricks and loose clay on top of a 10cmts standard mortar lying directly on the ground. This side of the house is build in a mountain and the oven is on the high side, so it is at ground level on the other side of the stone wall.

I miss the point in relation in relation with non-flammable. I expect the clay to be non-flammable. Anyway, the final insulation will have a layer of fiberglass (or similar) under the final covering.

And yes, it has a flue.

Incidentally, your geodesic oven is amazing.

Miguel
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