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11-04-2008, 05:45 PM
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 Types of vermiculite & Hearth ? Is horticulture vermiculite/perlite the same as regular vermiculite/perlite? What is/are the difference(s) if any? 2nd ? - A couple of other sites I have been to have the insulating section of the hearth as the bottom layer and not the top layer, as I see on Forno. What are the pros/cons of doing it either way. I would think it would not be very smooth if you have it as the top layer and as such, would be harder to lay the firebricks on level. Thanks, Scott...      |
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