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| Got a deal on some used firebrick but its from a thirty year old boiler would this be considered heavy duty brick and not be good for a pizza oven? |
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| I actually bought new heavy duty firebricks, so I don't think neccessarily they are a bad thing to use. I would want to be really certain the bricks aren't somehow contaminated (heavy metals, aspestos, etc.), though ... |
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| Id be checking out what was the boiler was boiling and what type of fuel was used. HD firebricks are fine to use if all is ok with no contaminants.
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| Thanks I reconsidered and will be buying new medium duty bricks. I can't wait to get started my wife says I have to wait till after new years to start. Just researching everyday and getting my plan together |
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