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  • Circe
    Serf
    • Apr 2012
    • 23

    #1

    Decorative Arch

    Is there any reason why I need a decorative arch on my entry, I really like the look of my firebrick arch and would rather not cover it if it is not necessary. My oven is under cover so the bricks would not get wet is there another reason to cover it up
  • brickie in oz
    Il Pizzaiolo
    • Mar 2009
    • 3445

    #2
    Re: Decorative Arch

    Originally posted by Circe
    Is there any reason why I need a decorative arch on my entry, I really like the look of my firebrick arch and would rather not cover it if it is not necessary. My oven is under cover so the bricks would not get wet is there another reason to cover it up
    You dont have to cover it, its your choice.
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    • david s
      Il Pizzaiolo
      • Mar 2007
      • 9209

      #3
      Re: Decorative Arch

      Originally posted by Circe
      Is there any reason why I need a decorative arch on my entry, I really like the look of my firebrick arch and would rather not cover it if it is not necessary. My oven is under cover so the bricks would not get wet is there another reason to cover it up
      I cover mine so the decorative arch (which is insulated from the entry) becomes part of the outer shell. That way the inner oven and entry are free to move within the outer shell. It also makes the decorative front arch much cooler to touch and therefore safer. The downside is that you are adding extra depth to the entry that you have to work past when firing and cooking.
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