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Post by darrellme on Jun 1, 2014 11:50:50 GMT
Hi
Does anyone know a decent place to get fireclay from, preferably around the Birmingham area, as I'm trouble finding any suppliers
Thanks
D
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Post by deano on Jun 1, 2014 19:26:13 GMT
Hi Does anyone know a decent place to get fireclay from, preferably around the Birmingham area, as I'm trouble finding any suppliers Thanks D Hi, Darrellme I'm having the same trouble here in Worcestershire, I have a number to ring tomorrow so if I have any joy I will let you know, Deano |
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Post by darrellme on Jun 2, 2014 13:10:43 GMT
Awesome, thanks
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Post by cobblerdave on Jun 9, 2014 5:33:15 GMT
G'day I'm presuming its for the mortar in which case its refractory properties are not required at the temperatures that our WFO operate. In saying that it is good to have a clay content in the mortar as it makes it stick to the brick better, your able to squish and move the brick slightly without breaking bond. that's got to be a good thing for first time bricklaying. You can use powdered clay or ask for brickies sand which comes with a clay content. Hope this helps
Regards Dave |
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Post by darrellme on Jun 11, 2014 15:24:51 GMT
Thanks Dave, much appreciated. Deano, any luck with that place you were going to try?
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Post by megan123 on Sept 19, 2014 15:49:34 GMT
Hi Does anyone know a decent place to get fireclay from, preferably around the Birmingham area, as I'm trouble finding any suppliers Thanks D You can get all the oven supplies from this place in Canada, I dont know if they ship to the UK (probably not) but they might know someone you can call to get a hold of someone who would sell it. The company is called Alphatherm Inc. Hope this helps!! |
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