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| can you use silica sand for the oven floor or is vermiculite a better choice. |
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Sand is not an insulator Gravel is not an insulator Dirt is not an insulator Broken glass is not an insulator... is the verse, and the chorus is: Insulate! Insulate! Insulate!
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| Amen! stick with perlcrete (perlite & portland cement), vermicrete (vermiculite & portland cement), or the best option - ridgid refractory board insulation (commonly refered to as FB board - sold in the FB store as well as other brands at your local kiln or refractory supplier). USE NOTHING ELSE - you won't be happy with performance and will need a hardwood forest if you want to use it regularly. RT |
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