Stucco on my 2G90, and then a roof later on?

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  • ccgus
    Serf
    • Jul 2012
    • 6

    #1

    Stucco on my 2G90, and then a roof later on?

    I'm in the process of putting together my Casa2G90, and I haven't quite made up my mind what the final enclosure is going to look like. If I decide to go with a stucco finish, and then change my mind later and decide to enclose it using metal studs and a roof- is that going to cause problems?

    Thanks!
  • Laku
    Apprentice
    • Jul 2010
    • 152

    #2
    Re: Stucco on my 2G90, and then a roof later on?

    It shouldn't, as long as you have enough room in the slab to accommodate that.

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    • Neil2
      Il Pizzaiolo
      • Oct 2006
      • 1374

      #3
      Re: Stucco on my 2G90, and then a roof later on?

      Remember that stucco's are at best "water resistant" not "water proof".

      Since you are in Everett, Washington, I would plan to tarp it during the rainy season.

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      • ccgus
        Serf
        • Jul 2012
        • 6

        #4
        Re: Stucco on my 2G90, and then a roof later on?

        That's a good point about the stucco- maybe I'll go with a roofed enclosure from the start. I still have a couple more months of dry season left thankfully!

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        • texassourdough
          Il Pizzaiolo
          • Nov 2006
          • 1719

          #5
          Re: Stucco on my 2G90, and then a roof later on?

          The stucco should cause no problems with building an enclosure around the oven later and roofing it. I am going to do that for I find I get a wet slab during wet periods. Keeping water OFF of the oven is the simplest solution. You can waterproof the stucco or paint it to help but... I doubt that in Everett you can keep it dry unless you put a roof over it!

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          • REE REE B

            #6
            Re: Stucco on my 2G90, and then a roof later on?

            You can also think about finishing it in some kind of stone? but I think Stucco will work just great. During those times of wet weather you can do a mini cure and burn up some of the moisture that may surface inside the oven. Good Luck and have fun!!

            Maria =-)

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