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| I'm looking to build a pompeii oven but I have a restricted space to build it in. Unfortunately the largest internal diameter I can achieve with my space is 28". Using the dimensions in the ebook I tried to recalculate the required vault height, door height & door width for my internal diameter. I came up with the following: Vault Height: 11.25" Door Height: 7.25" Door Width: 13.05" Can anyone verify if these are correct and will work? Also any reccomendations or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! |
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| Hello Rino, If you're willing to sacrifice a bit of thickness off the dome wall you can easily increase your inner diameter by at least 2". That's exactly what I did on my current build. My dome wall thickness is 3" around the base diameter but used 4.5" thickness once there was enough clearance after the 4th course level. George
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| Following in on George's advice: if you're using a rectangular enclosure, you only have to trim the three edges of the dome where they approach walls. You don't need to put the metal studs there either: you can run a secondary sill above where the oven curves in.
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| "if you're using a rectangular enclosure, you only have to trim the three edges of the dome where they approach walls." .. and you can use the FB blanket insulation at these locations. 2 inches of this = 4 inches of vermicrete. |
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| Thank you for the input guys, How much would the heat retention be affected by trimming down the walls? Would I be better off using a full brick with a thin layer of vermicrete and FB blanket? I plan on doing a rectangular enclosure, I guess I should have mentioned that earlier. |
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| Quote:
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