Hi,
I have been talking about high heat mortar - I was directed to Capital Concrete in Topeka and I went today to talk to them about HeatStop 50.
They don't carry it in stock - but they can order it since, like you said, they are Rumford dealers.
(The person who is at the counter, really does not seem altogether too knowledgeable about these things...for someone who works at a concrete and brick place...and she borders on rudeness...ugh!)
ANYWAY... She said that a 50# bag of Heatstop II(can that be used - is it different than heatstop 50?) is 65 bucks and that does not include freight charges!
I would need about 4 of those bags!!!
I guess I should consider the homebrew method -
I am going outside right now to finish adding onto the insulated hearth...
And I need to start thinking about cutting brick - I hope this doesn't become too overwhelming!!!
The geodesic oven was incredible - every time I get on here, I find such great and helpful stuff - You all amaze me!
Thanks
Cecelia
I have been talking about high heat mortar - I was directed to Capital Concrete in Topeka and I went today to talk to them about HeatStop 50.
They don't carry it in stock - but they can order it since, like you said, they are Rumford dealers.
(The person who is at the counter, really does not seem altogether too knowledgeable about these things...for someone who works at a concrete and brick place...and she borders on rudeness...ugh!)
ANYWAY... She said that a 50# bag of Heatstop II(can that be used - is it different than heatstop 50?) is 65 bucks and that does not include freight charges!
I would need about 4 of those bags!!!
I guess I should consider the homebrew method -
I am going outside right now to finish adding onto the insulated hearth...
And I need to start thinking about cutting brick - I hope this doesn't become too overwhelming!!!
The geodesic oven was incredible - every time I get on here, I find such great and helpful stuff - You all amaze me!
Thanks
Cecelia
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