ceramic fibre board? or what else?

[CV_Oven]

Re: ceramic fibre board? or what else?

Sometimes Ebay can be an option.

[david s]

Re: ceramic fibre board? or what else?

try searching locally for refractory suppliers.

[boerwarrior]

Re: ceramic fibre board? or what else?

canadian thermix - Fibre Blankets and Boards

this place is in Ontario and may have a reseller in BC?

[Prairie Valley Bread]

Re: ceramic fibre board? or what else?

I'm looking at some soft bricks, used to insulate a kiln. Firebricks sit on top of these.

[Gulf]

Re: ceramic fibre board? or what else?

Thanks, I have no idea where I would get any of that. I have heard back from a potter, and she may have some kiln bricks for me. That should do it.

I may not have understood the original question, but I was answering the question for "names of products that I could use for the hearth insulation". Kiln bricks are not the same thing .

[Prairie Valley Bread]

Re: ceramic fibre board? or what else?

Thanks, I have no idea where I would get any of that. I have heard back from a potter, and she may have some kiln bricks for me. That should do it.

[Gulf]

Re: ceramic fibre board? or what else?

A company that sells WFO's here in Aus actually use the fibre blanket under the hearth as well as over the dome.

Not a real good idea for underneath. Even if it settles evenly,(without causing undue cracks in the dome and flu) it will not have the same insulation factor when it is crushed flat

[applor]

Re: ceramic fibre board? or what else?

A company that sells WFO's here in Aus actually use the fibre blanket under the hearth as well as over the dome.

[Gulf]

Re: ceramic fibre board? or what else?

Calcium Silicate Board (calsil) is the next best thing. A minimum of 2", unless you are placing it on top of a vermicrete or perlcrete layer .

[Prairie Valley Bread]

Does anyone know where I can get some ceramic fibre board, or something else that's suitable, in or near Summerland, BC, Canada? Or , it would be helpful if you could tell me the names of products that I could use for the hearth insulation. Thanks a lot,
Tom