materials list for 36" Pompeii oven

[Kenny]

Hi,
It looks as though the 36" Pompeii oven would suit us very well. Can anyone point me at the complete materials list and plans for it?
Many thanks.
Kenny

[dmun]

There have been far more 42's than 36" built here.

I'll leave the material list to someone who has already built one,
If it's a help you can count bricks from my cad drawings of the 36:

http://fornobravo.com/forum/showthread.php?t=171

David

[DavidK]

The building plans on the web site hold true (short of the many alterations and improvements suggested in these forums) for both size ovens. So far, the most challenging aspect was cutting the bricks to span the door opening, but with a little experimenting, it's not a big deal... Here's the running list:

Foundation
4" @ 71"x80" = 22 - 80# bags of concrete
(I used fiber reinforced concrete so no steel was necessary)

Stand
Roughly 48 blocks (I poured a lintle across the opening)
12 - #4 x 36" rebars
Each cell requires 1 60# bag of concrete ($3.29)

Hearth
6.5" hearth requires a smidge more than 8 cf of perlite (I got mine in 4 cf bags - $7.95)
1 - 94# bag of portland cement ($8.36)
6 - #4 x 10' rebars cut to fit ($4.29)
17 - 80# bags of concrete ($4)

Oven Dome & Floor
1 - 24" x 2.5" x 3/16" angle iron (stainless is nice)
200 fire bricks ($1.17)
1 - 25# bag fire clay ($8)
1 - 94# bag portland cement
2 - 60# bags general purpose sand ($2.49)

[DavidK]

Insulation Layer (6")
4 - 4 cf bags perlite
2 - 94# bags portland cement

Oven entrance & chimney (see pictures)
120 common clay bricks ($.71)
4' - 1.25" x 1.25" stainless angle ($28)
25# of fire clay
1 - 94# bag of portland
3 - 60# bag of sand
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...n/IMG_1157.jpg
Mortar finish

More to come...

[DavidK]

Stucco Finish (scratch coat and finish)
1 - 60# bag stucco cement ($4)
4 - 60# bags sand

Just add some paint or pigment to the stucco and you're done! Happy building...