Re: Our WFO in " Jersey"
These are of the complete 1st slab and the reclaimed beams I cut (off of the same house I took the rock from.) The water wall progression, and the last pic is of Spanky ..lickin' her chops waiting for the pizza
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Re: Our WFO in " Jersey"
David - what do you have in mind to support the span over the opening?
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Re: Our WFO in " Jersey"
Oh ours is a 39" The 2nd pic is me getting an idea of placement. The rest are of the support slab and pour, and rain the followed right after I poured
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Re: Our WFO in " Jersey"
These are of the Wall/Oven base build. I mortared everything/ instead of dry-stacking to help with the freeze thaw we get here in New Jersey. I also acid stained the slab base for the wood storage. I had some extra and figured...why not. Even if it's going to be covered in wood.Leave a comment:
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Here's after the pour. The inspectors were out again..Leave a comment:
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Re: Our WFO in " Jersey"
These are of Bubba ( he likes to climb/sit on rocks)
and the rocks I got for free from a old house they were knocking down.
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Our WFO in " Jersey"
Hey everyone, I have been a member for a while, and have been working on my WFO over the summer. I found the information here priceless during my build. My wife and I took a trip to Maine for our anniversary and had pizza made in a WFO in a restaurant called the Flatbread Company. Which, in turn, planted the pizza oven seed in my brain. So we had an old cinderblock shed in the backyard that sat on a slab. We had knocked it down and thought that that would be a perfect spot. It was a really fun project and it still is going, so here is what I've done so far. I'm not sure what I can fit in each post so I'll break em up into 4 pics a piece.
Thanks
David Manchester
These four are of my helpers/supervisors, and the initial slabs for the oven and wall, I had to break the slab underneath to fit the pond liner in.
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