It’s a kit. He sells a lot so I’m sure they are ok.
Just want to be sure they don’t need to be re bed.
Will they all move once they are hot?
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Pottery won’t be good at insulating the bricks, you really want a lightweight (not dense) base below and above the bricks.
If you don’t use insulation the oven will struggle to get really hot and take a long time to get hot too.
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I doubt if it would be possible to stick them down long term, the bricks will move around due to expanding and contracting.
They just need to be level and flat but not actually stuck down.
A mix of letters and dew?
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Sorry not letters. It’s a mix - pottery bits, refractory etc. It’s from pizza oven supplies
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10cm of a mix of letters, refractory and dew others. It’s a lot.
So they don’t need to be stuck down ?
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No you don’t need to re seat them.
out of interest... what is under the bricks, insulation board or a vermiculite mix?
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Forgot to add. The dome sits around these bricks and will hold them in Place with a gap of about 10mm. Brick to dome.
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hi all,
i have my base down and am sitting my fire bricks down. I bedded them down on a base of sand and cement. 6-1.
A few of the bricks on the edge are lose to touch they haven’t bonded. Do I need to take them up and re morter?Tags: None
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