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| Hi there I am getting to the end of the second hand hunt for fire bricks, the first clay bricks I got I was informed were crap, then I had some old clay bricks that had holes but these are no good, not can some one help with this latest edition of bricks (I am going to own a brick yard soon), it came from a chimney so I am hoping it will be ok, however I noticed on two bricks had some pitting.....not sure how old they are but they are very heavy for a little brick. they are a concrete mix i am gathering. Please see attached photo. Looking forward to your responses Kris Last edited by kriso; 11-28-2010 at 08:22 PM. Reason: add some more |
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| Yup, defo concrete and no good for a pizza oven, might be good to add mass, but a real no no where fire is concerned as they will spall and explode under high temps.
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| What area are you in.... cos there is a manufacturer in Auckland. I also have left over bricks... David |
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| David I am in Rotorua. What kind of brick did you use? I would appreciate any assistance. Regards Kris |
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| The company here in Auckland is Certec. They actually make an oven that they sell as a kit but I opted to buy some of their "Seconds" refractory bricks. Welcome to Certec I think I paid about $5 each. Then I picked up 80 fire bricks locally on trade me for a couple of bucks each. I still have about 25 left so my dome (800mm ish across the base) must have only used about 60 bricks excluding the base. |
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| Man I thought we had it tough getting the right gear/tools etc, but you guys over the ditch seem to be worse off for choices....
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| Yeh I know, things are tough here, well easy to source if you have the cash, but unfortunately I have a cap on my build. I have managed to source some second hand fire bricks for $4.00 each, however I have to drive about 2.5 hours each way to get them. the best locally is $6.50 each. Will keep posted about the build. Cheers Kriso. PS did you manage to have a look at the monier website for the Pompeii pavers? |
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| Yep, I sent you a PM.
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