dusty's Door

[Ken524]

Re: dusty's Door

Perfect! It's simple and should work great.
Nice job.

[james]

Re: dusty's Door

Dusty,

It isn't the heat, but the fibers being in the air where you will breath them and they will come in contact with food.

James

[dusty]

Re: dusty's Door

Dusty,

Nice looking door. I think you should think about a way of sealing the board on its edge. It is an industrial insulating product, and you should keep it sealed to lock in the fibers.

James

Thanks. You are probably right. Thought about that some, but not alot. I was hoping that the steel or the backer board would take most of the big hits. Will the heat cause it to deteriorate?

dusty

[james]

Re: dusty's Door

Dusty,

Nice looking door. I think you should think about a way of sealing the board on its edge. It is an industrial insulating product, and you should keep it sealed to lock in the fibers.

James

[dusty]

Well...I think that's it for my door. Steel front, FB board in the middle, with a 1/2 inch piece of ceramic "hardybacker" board in back next to the fire. I bolted it together with carriage bolts and bolted a gate sping on there for a handle. Fits like a glove. Now for the test. I'm not possitive about the backer board, but I think it will work just fine. Gotta be better than stackin' and unstackin' those red hot bricks!

dusty