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06-14-2011, 12:11 PM
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 setting floor can i use highheat mortor to set my over floor  |
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06-14-2011, 05:23 PM
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| Re: setting floor Hi again, The short answer is "no", don't use any mortar at all. You can bed the hearth with a 1/4" layer of refractory paste made from 50-50 mix of fire clay, silica sand and enough water to make it workable. This is the way many kiln and oven builders have done it and with great success. The 1/4" paste allows you to tamp the bricks to get an even hearth. Let it dry then proceed with your build. Cheers,
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