Oct 26, 2010 · I either will buy some fire bricks because you all here have said they are not toxic or I might buy another Villaware Pizza Grill thing. I don't think these are popular here at this …

Jan 11, 2010 · The fire brick I used to use was white, so it radiated less heat/required that 10-12" vertical opening. Because of the darker color of your bricks, it's probably too much. Especially …

Nov 12, 2007 · I wonder if anyone has tried either of these in a home oven (mine is gas, fired from below the oven compartment with a 1/8 or so thick removable steel floor separating the burner …

Jul 26, 2011 · Light duty bricks on the other hand are a hard dense brick that will weigh about 8 pounds. These are the common firebricks generally used for fireplaces and they will work …

Dec 13, 2013 · The food grade fire bricks are made from natural clay that has a higher content of alumina. Such clay is used to make cooking dishes but also bricks for wood fired ovens.

Jun 12, 2018 · I have not yet decided which oven to get, exactly, but have a question about a sand layer underneath. One importer and some home-brew enthusiasts suggest a 4 support …

Feb 25, 2020 · I'm also thinking about making 50/50 floor biscotto and high duty fire bricks. For two reasons, to mainly have the fire placed on the fire bricks to spare the biscotto, and to …

Apr 28, 2016 · The conductivity of the baking surface in a wood fired oven can vary quite a bit with something like biscotto di sorrento or saputo which are probably down near 0.3W/mK to …

Mar 4, 2019 · Fire Bricks: $100 Sand: $9 Vapor Barrier: $11 I've seen cheaper versions, but in case you were wondering, you can build a pretty solid wood-fired pizza oven for just a little …

Apr 29, 2015 · Looking for fire brick, anyone know where I can find cheap brick? Not wanting to spend a ton of $$$$ due to the fact I'm still in the testing mode of this new oven and thinking …