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| I have these two fire bricks available to me for purchase. I doubt it makes much difference but are there any compelling reasons for choosing one over the other? Cost being the same. My oven will be 32 x 36 and used for pizza, bread and sometimes roasting. Once I get underway I'll start a thread on my build. thanks, chris |
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| If you read this primer it will give you the info you need...Brick Oven Design | Choose the Right Brick Oven Brick |
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