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07-08-2011, 01:13 PM
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 Fire brick and cement block Hello all! We are putting in a barbeque pit next to our WFO. For the pit itself does anyone see a problem if the fire bricks are resting on the cement block (it would actually be the "walls" of the pit right up next to the "walls" of the pit structure). I had originally planned on a little space between them but things are looking to fit a little tighter than expected and I just want to make sure the heat wouldn't be an issue. It would be similar to the pic below (not mine). Thanks!!  |
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07-08-2011, 02:19 PM
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| Re: Fire brick and cement block Concrete will fail with heat, sometimes dramatically so, like bang, pop. 
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