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| Almost ready to set the oven floor. can I use insulated firebrick as the insulator between the oven floor and my cement slab? I did not insulate the slab, its just 6" of concrete. Thanks , Ed |
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| You can, but you need about 4" thickness of them if I remember correctly. The insulation value should be about the same as with vermi/perlcrete. |
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| They will work fine. |
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