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  • Mango Pizza
    Serf
    • Jan 2022
    • 2

    #1

    Floor Fire brick supplier Brisbane

    Hi all,

    Been lurking a while, about to start making my pizza oven.

    Just wondering if anyone has a source for fire bricks suitable for pizza oven floor in Brisbane. I nearly bought those low density ones from Bunnings before I read here that they are the exact opposite of what I want!

    Any help, particularly links or exact products appreciated, feeling out of my depth.
  • Gulf
    Member Moderator
    • Sep 2011
    • 3883

    #2
    Hi Mango Pizza,

    Welcome to the forum. You may find you answer in some of the other recent threads under this Australia sub section.

    Good luck on sourcing your materials.
    Joe Watson " A year from now, you will wish that you had started today" My Build Album / My Build

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    • microbe
      Peasant
      • Oct 2021
      • 30

      #3
      Originally posted by Mango Pizza
      Just wondering if anyone has a source for fire bricks suitable for pizza oven floor in Brisbane. I nearly bought those low density ones from Bunnings before I read here that they are the exact opposite of what I want!
      Where did you see that? I have used them in my oven

      jimbennett949@gmail.com is in Caboolture. He sent me this:

      Firebricks 230 x 115 x 75mm $5 ea.

      Mortar thick joints $35.00 bag

      Thin joints $55. Per bag.

      Ceramic Fibre 25mm $120 roll 7200 x 600mm.

      Call sil boards 1000 x 600 x 25mm $45.00 ea.

      All plus gst if applicable.

      Generally ex stock Caboolture.

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      • Pizzarotic
        Apprentice
        • Jan 2022
        • 133

        #4
        Originally posted by microbe

        jimbennett949@gmail.com is in Caboolture. He sent me this:
        Microbe, Does Jim Bennett have a company name? I'm also looking for supplies in Qld.

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        • Beacy
          Serf
          • Feb 2025
          • 9

          #5
          I took on the challenge of making my own - made a wooden mould and used 'poor man's refractory mortar' recipe as the filler...tested to around 1000 degrees c with no spalling...

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