Re: What do you have for Insulation
That board is fine, but use sand as leveling bed not mortar (low alkaline resistance).
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Re: What do you have for Insulation
Originally posted by V-wiz View PostIt is possible, just throw in more wood, But why?
Here's a link to the board I can get my hands on. This look ok?
Kaowool High Temp Board:
http://www.fabricationspecialties.com/pdf/hightemp.pdf
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Originally posted by V-wiz View PostCal-Sil is rated to 1,200 F. You wont/don't need to reach those temperatures in a WFO.
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Originally posted by K79 View PostSince the oven floor rests directly on the insulation what heat rating should the board be though? How hot does the average WFO get on the floor?
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Originally posted by V-wiz View PostI got my insulation from these guys. Pacific Insulation - Industrial Products - Pipe Insulation, Air Handling/HVAC, Industrial Insulation, Commercial Insulation, Insulation Fabrication. Each board cost $10. So you may save money if you order from them and have them ship it over. Or you can find someone local to you that has Calcium Silicate boards like these. I got 13 boards, which cost me like $140 and some change.
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Re: What do you have for Insulation
I got my insulation from these guys. Pacific Insulation - Industrial Products - Pipe Insulation, Air Handling/HVAC, Industrial Insulation, Commercial Insulation, Insulation Fabrication. Each board cost $10. So you may save money if you order from them and have them ship it over. Or you can find someone local to you that has Calcium Silicate boards like these. I got 13 boards, which cost me like $140 and some change.
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I'm trying to get the exact name so I can look it up online and share it. It's from a place that sells this sort of stuff and works with firebrick all the time. Definitely not cheap. Going to cost me about $300 for my oven. I'll post when I get the name of it.
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Under hearth. 100mm Hebel Blocks ( aerated cement blocks)
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Don't experiment, get creative or try to go cheap on your floor insulation. It's absolutely the MOST important element of your oven. Use FB Board, CalSil or vermiculite/portland cement. Follow the instructions in the plans.
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Originally posted by K79 View PostIs this basically the insulation board Forno Bravo sells and indicates using 2" of? Would Fiberglass Insulation Board work?
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I will have 4" of Cal-Sil, might even have enough to put 6" of it.
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4" of 8-1 perlcrete, don't need anymore or any less.
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What do you have for Insulation
I'm just wondering what everone here did for insulation under their oven floor? How many incheds of insulation board, firebrick island like the FB plans, refractory concrete etc... Also would you have done more for insulation looking back on your project.
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