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| Hi I want to use the bricks from used domestic storage heaters,for the cooking floor of my new pizza oven .they are very heavy blueish in colour and measure approx 10" square .I hope for some advice they should be good at retaining heat ? ? |
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| What exactly is a domestic storage heater?
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| Check with Jammy on the effectiveness of his oven using storage heater bricks: http://www.fornobravo.com/forum/f40/...hire-6879.html (Firebricks/storage heater bricks - UK Hampshire) |
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