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| Ok, I am ready to pick up my brick. The instructions show two sizes of brick. I have found a 9 x 2 1/4 x 4 and an 8 3/4 x 2 1/2 x 4 1/4. The nine inch will give me a slightly thicher dome. Does it really make any difference which brick size I use? I am leaning towards the full 9" brick with the slightly smaller width and thickness, it should make the dome curves a little easier to achieve with the smaller measurements of the width and thickness. Also, most of the pictures I have seen on this site use a fire brick for the vent arch. The materials list says common bricks. I am thinking I should use firebricks because the heat at that area will still be very high. Thanks. |
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| Are you sure on the size of the smaller brick? As given, that is not modular.
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| The measurements are two different suppliers within range of my home. I am going with the 9 x 2 1/4 x 4 . They may be 1/4 more or less but thats what the salesman told me on the phone. |
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| From what I read up, most firebricks are 9 x 4.5. That way you can do herringbone and other layouts with good overlay. |
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| I did not think of that, if its really only 4" as the salesman said then I cant make the herringbone floor as I need to do. Unless I cut the length and I dont want to have to do that. |
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