There is a thread on doors. Some welded, some pop riveted, cast concrete, even wood. So a search of the threads.
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Originally posted by UtahBeehiver View PostThere is a thread on doors. Some welded, some pop riveted, cast concrete, even wood. So a search of the threads.
BTW Door thread is here: https://community.fornobravo.com/for...ur-door-thread
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Originally posted by Larry P View Post
Careful, I think that wood door didn't last long. I remember thinking, "beautiful door, but how do you put a wood door on a wood-fired oven?" It turns out, you don't.
BTW Door thread is here: https://community.fornobravo.com/for...ur-door-threadKindled with zeal and fired with passion.
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Hey All,
Thanks for all the suggestions on doors! I have a few ideas brewing now.
My current adventure is electrical. I need to get everything in there and inspected so I can have it all covered up. The stucco system I am using on my oven/outdoor kitchen will have a thickness of about 5/16 inch to 1/2 inch plus my 1/2" Cement board. What type of electrical box should I use that would pair up nicely on this? Should I get the square electrical boxes that have the side fasteners and then get a 3/4" plate? Am I better to be a little proud or a little short to put my outdoor switch/outlet cover on?
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Raco-4-in...8196/100551666
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Raco-4-in...-100566150-_-N
thanks,
Yeager
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I used a shallow surface mount box and just stuccoed around it. That keeps the whole thing sealed up, even i water seeps in around the stucco. Doesn't look too bad
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Bell-1-Ga...-204208007-_-N
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How are you doing finishing your oven Yeager? I'm back from way too long in Europe and cranking out delicious pizzas several times a week now! We need to get together with RandyJ soon. I put together a little lcd to display the temperature as measured by the thermocouples I embedded in my oven, just have to finish it off with a acrylic front now.
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