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Hi Bruno,
How many wheelbarrows full of render did you use and how thick did you put it on?
Looks great by the way.
Chris..
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Bruno,
It is a good idea to wrap the whole thing up to retain moisture for a week. This will help it achieve maximum strength. I find cling wrap works really well. nice job on the rendering by the way.
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Completed the render today using a 4-1-1 mix (Sharp sand-off white cement - lime). I added oxide and reinforcement fibres to the mix for added strength. Depending on how the colour turns out once dried out, i might have to cover it with paint to make the boss happy.
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More progress photos:
We have now completed the metal roof and the Indian minor birds were straight in their trying to build their nest...damn nuisances !!!
Drop box for flue has been installed though the roof and the dektite flashing also fitted.
I've mortared the flue manifold section and the front brick arch. Next up...dome insulation and render time !!
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The kit is supplied with 25mm ceramic fibre blanket. Enough for 2 layers so it will be 50mm thick insulation.
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And does it come with ceramic fiber blanket for the dome?
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Hi,
The oven is 1000mm internal. They are produced in Italy and I bought it from the importer here in Sydney. Comes as a complete kit except for the external render of course. I will be leaving it as an igloo shape.
Cheers,
Bruno
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Hi Bruno,
Nice set up. What size is your oven, did you mold it yourself?
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After completing the hearth stand, I realised it was still a bit low for my liking. Even taking into account the 50mm (2in) calsil board insulation and 50mm floor tiles, I decided to add a further 50mm by mortaring in some 50mm hebel blocks directly on the reinforced concrete slab upon which to lay the calsil. This brings my finished cooking floor height to 1100mm (approx 43 inches).
The following photos show the hebel/calsil insulation layer and the 4 wall sections and floor tiles being fixed. Joints were sealed with refractory mortar.
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