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| Hi all- First post, about to embark on first WFO with a Casa2G that I plan to install with an igloo mosaic finish on a metal stand. My plan is to weld 2" L angle as the frame with 1" L angle as the cross members and rebar on top of that going the other direction. Then pour a 4" hearth on top of this frame. The hearth could in theory then be placed on a welded metal stand. So the questions to the experts on the forum: - Is 4" enough for the hearth? - Any guess on how heavy this will be? Should I pour the hearth with the frame on the stand already? - Should/could it be vermicrete? - Is the FB kit board fine to put directly on this hearth or should I add a second layer of something else? Thanks in advance for the advice. I'll post pics as the project develops. Cheers, Ron |
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