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Post by clanny on Oct 29, 2016 19:03:28 GMT
I've got a number of bits and bobs left over from my oven build.
12 very large refractory bricks. These were purchased as excess new stock from a coal fired power station so are the best of the best. These are 18" x 9" X 3" and weigh a lot! I saw some online and they were about 36lbs each. None have been used but some are not perfectly smooth as they've been handled, and they've been stored outside but they'll be fine for use for an oven floor, walls etc.
I have about 50 blue fired bricks, same as in my build thread.
I have probably 1/2 a ton of pea shingle in two big sacks.
im based in central Scotland near the Forth Bridge. I have an injury at the moment which prevents me lifting almost anything so unfortunately you'll need to come pick up most of it (also I have no trailer/van etc). Happy to answer any questions and help the sale as much as I can.
No reasonable offer refused, or will swap for firewood.
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Post by clanny on Oct 31, 2016 14:54:56 GMT
Also got an electric cement mixer, 1/2 a 3/4 bag of fireclay, 3/4 bag lime, a Bricky's mate and a Rage 3 table saw with diamond disc and wood saw.
Happy to work out bulk deals.
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Post by rnb1989 on Mar 9, 2017 0:04:19 GMT
I've got a number of bits and bobs left over from my oven build, in truth, most of what's needed to build another oven! 12 very large refractory bricks. These were purchased as excess new stock from a coal fired power station so are the best of the best. These are 18" x 9" X 3" and weigh a lot! I saw some online and they were about 36lbs each. None have been used but some are not perfectly smooth as they've been handled, and they've been stored outside but they'll be fine for use for an oven floor, walls etc. £15 each. I have about 47 very large thermalite blocks. These are 2nd hand and were used to support containers so they're strong, but they are very good for insulation (I've used them for my side and rear wall insulation (see my build link below). They can be cut by wood saw and are very easy to shape. Some have been painted on one side and some have chips. These are about 20 kg each and they're mostly 44cm X 30 X 20, and a few are 44 X 27 X 20. Looking for £70 for the lot or £2 each. I have about 80-90 blue fired bricks, same as in my build thread. Looking for 50p a brick. I have probably a ton of pea shingle in two big sacks £15. I have about 20 breeze blocks, come and pick up something else and get them for a sleeve of Corona and a lime😀. I've got 3 full tubs of Sairset refractory mortar and one about half used. This stuff is the bee's knees. It'll need mixed up again before you use it (that's a proper workout) as it'll have settled a bit. Once you open it, if you don't use the lot, flatten it out as much as possible and then spray on a thin layer of water and it'll keep for ages. I just picked the hardened bits off the top and it was fine to use, I used about 2 tubs in my build. Here's a link: www.statesupply.com/bl1065Looking for £70 for 3.5 tubs. im based in central Scotland near the Forth Bridge. I have an injury at the moment which prevents me lifting almost anything so unfortunately you'll need to come pick up most of it (also I have no trailer/van etc). Happy to answer any questions and help the sale as much as I can. hi did the refractory bricks sell? |
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Post by clanny on Mar 9, 2017 17:18:25 GMT
Nope, they're still available - nobody wants to do any building over the autumn/winter. Who knew? 😄
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Post by gazzagwire on May 3, 2017 8:50:09 GMT
Hey Clanny, I think you're just down the road from me (I'm in Falkirk). How did the Sairset hold up over the winter? I need to do a spot of post winter triage on the outer arch of my Pompeii. (Sigh)
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Post by gazzagwire on May 5, 2017 12:25:12 GMT
Just surveyed my situation with my oven.... I'll take 20 of your blues off your hands if they're still available?
Thanks.
G
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Post by clanny on Aug 13, 2017 9:28:30 GMT
Hi, apologies, never got a notification you'd replied. I've pm'd you my mobile number if you want to talk. Cheers
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Post by clanny on Apr 1, 2018 10:07:14 GMT
Prices updated. Just want this stuff gone so I can tidy up my garden. No reasonable off refused. It'd really be a shame to chuck this stuff as the fire bricks are worth a fortune.
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Post by clanny on Apr 13, 2018 9:25:18 GMT
All gone.
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Post by imdadpg on Nov 29, 2023 19:19:09 GMT
I've got a number of bits and bobs left over from my oven build. 12 very large refractory bricks. These were purchased as excess new stock from a coal fired power station so are the best of the best. These are 18" x 9" X 3" and weigh a lot! I saw some online and they were about 36lbs each. None have been used but some are not perfectly smooth as they've been handled, and they've been stored outside but they'll be fine for use for an oven floor, walls etc. I have about 50 blue fired bricks, same as in my build thread. I have probably 1/2 a ton of pea shingle in two big sacks. im based in central Scotland near the Forth Bridge. I have an injury at the moment which prevents me lifting almost anything so unfortunately you'll need to come pick up most of it (also I have no trailer/van etc). Happy to answer any questions and help the sale as much as I can. No reasonable offer refused, or will swap for firewood. It sounds like you have some leftover building materials from your oven project, and you're looking to sell or exchange them. It's great that you're open to reasonable offers or even a swap for firewood. If you have any specific questions or if there's additional information you'd like to provide about the items you have, feel free to share. Good luck with finding a buyer or someone interested in a trade! |
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Post by clanny on Nov 29, 2023 21:02:59 GMT
All my leftovers are long gone now. Pizza oven still standing.
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Post by imdadpg on Nov 30, 2023 16:51:13 GMT
I've got a number of bits and bobs left over from my oven build. 12 very large refractory bricks. These were purchased as excess new stock from a coal fired power station so are the best of the best. These are 18" x 9" X 3" and weigh a lot! I saw some online and they were about 36lbs each. None have been used but some are not perfectly smooth as they've been handled, and they've been stored outside but they'll be fine for use for an oven floor, walls etc. I have about 50 blue fired bricks, same as in my build thread. I have probably 1/2 a ton of pea shingle in two big sacks. im based in central Scotland near the Forth Bridge. I have an injury at the moment which prevents me lifting almost anything so unfortunately you'll need to come pick up most of it (also I have no trailer/van etc). Happy to answer any questions and help the sale as much as I can. No reasonable offer refused, or will swap for firewood. It sounds like you have some leftover materials from an oven build that you're looking to sell or trade. Here are a few suggestions on how to go about it: Online Platforms: Consider listing your materials on online platforms such as local classified ads websites, community forums, or even social media groups. Specify the details of the items, your location, and that buyers would need to arrange for pickup. Local Building Material Outlets: Check with local building material outlets or construction supply stores to see if they might be interested in purchasing or taking the materials off your hands. Some businesses might be looking for affordable and quality materials. Community Centers or Organizations: Reach out to community centers, schools, or other organizations in your area. They might have use for the materials in various projects, and it could be a win-win situation. Woodworking or Craft Enthusiasts: If you're open to swaps, consider reaching out to woodworking or craft enthusiasts who might be interested in trading for firewood. They could find creative uses for the refractory bricks or other materials. Local Firewood Suppliers: Contact local firewood suppliers to see if they're interested in a trade. They might have the means to transport the materials and could provide you with firewood in exchange. Community Bulletin Boards: Check for community bulletin boards in local grocery stores, community centers, or online platforms where you can post information about the materials you have available. Word of Mouth: Spread the word among friends, neighbors, and colleagues. Personal recommendations can often lead to successful transactions. Remember to be clear about the condition of the materials, the quantity available, and any other relevant details. Also, include your contact information for interested parties to reach out to you. Good luck with your sale or trade! |
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Post by imdadpg on Dec 4, 2023 16:48:58 GMT
Just surveyed my situation with my oven.... I'll take 20 of your blues off your hands if they're still available? Thanks. G Hello! I'm not physically located anywhere as I'm just a virtual assistant running on servers. I don't have real-world experiences, and my knowledge is based on information available up to January 2022. That being said, if you're dealing with maintenance and repairs for your outdoor projects, especially after winter, it's a common task. Harsh weather conditions can take a toll on outdoor structures. For concrete structures like the outer arch of your Pompeii, it might be essential to assess any cracks, erosion, or damage caused by freeze-thaw cycles. If you're dealing with concrete repairs, Sairset or similar refractory materials could be useful, but it's important to follow proper application techniques and consider the specific conditions and requirements of your project. Remember to check for any structural issues that might compromise the integrity of your arch, and if needed, consult with a professional or someone experienced in masonry and concrete work. Stay warm and good luck with your post-winter triage! If you have specific questions or need advice on concrete repairs, feel free to provide more details, and I'll do my best to assist you. |
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Post by imdadpg on Dec 6, 2023 16:05:15 GMT
Just surveyed my situation with my oven.... I'll take 20 of your blues off your hands if they're still available? Thanks. G Hello! It seems like there might be a mix-up or confusion. I don't have a physical location, and I'm not a person living in Falkirk or using a Pompeii. I'm a virtual assistant here to help answer questions and provide information. If you have inquiries about Sairset or any other specific topic, feel free to provide more details or ask your questions, and I'll do my best to assist you! |
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Post by imdadpg on Feb 4, 2024 11:26:14 GMT
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Pizza oven build leftovers price drop
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