Hi all.
So i just finished putting my chimney on the arch yesterday, not the most pretty i admit, however the question is not the beauty of it - it will be boxed in.
But i have a 200 mm inner diameter of the chimney, and 40mm insulation on either side. After placing it on top of the arch, i took 2x3 cut bricks to morter in with refactory mortar, to both hold it in place, but also to close the gab on either side of the chimney.
After sleeping on it, I've trying to find out if something is wrong with this, im thinking about the materials expanding etc ? Or is what i made good enough ?
i plan to put perlcrete to fill up around, and then after getting the surface nice and smooth I fill the enclosure with loose perlite.
Another question, the dome with only inner arch has been done for more than a week, and i started curing really slow. do I need to wait another week for the arch/chimney section to air dry before i can continue the curing of the entire thing.
Please look at my last Picture in the signature link
Thanks
So i just finished putting my chimney on the arch yesterday, not the most pretty i admit, however the question is not the beauty of it - it will be boxed in.
But i have a 200 mm inner diameter of the chimney, and 40mm insulation on either side. After placing it on top of the arch, i took 2x3 cut bricks to morter in with refactory mortar, to both hold it in place, but also to close the gab on either side of the chimney.
After sleeping on it, I've trying to find out if something is wrong with this, im thinking about the materials expanding etc ? Or is what i made good enough ?
i plan to put perlcrete to fill up around, and then after getting the surface nice and smooth I fill the enclosure with loose perlite.
Another question, the dome with only inner arch has been done for more than a week, and i started curing really slow. do I need to wait another week for the arch/chimney section to air dry before i can continue the curing of the entire thing.
Please look at my last Picture in the signature link
Thanks
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