Left Over Oven Materials

[hally]

I have the following items of left over unused materials from building an oven for my son, who has now moved so they are not required:

147 Full Bricks (230x114x76mm) 57 Angled Half Bricks  - 4 Half Bricks  - 22 One third Bricks - 6 Fire Bricks (230x114x23mm)

2 Rolls of insulating Ceramic Wool - Density 128kg/m3 size 25x610x7320mm

1 Cast Iron Pizza Oven Door

5 sacks of castable outside insulation cement.

All materials are top quality, other than the door are top quality Kiln Lining products.

£350 for entire materials.


I live in the Woodford Green area of Essex/London, collection only

[kalorikairfryeroven]

Oven built from free left-over heavy kiln fire bricks

I am sending a few pictures of what I built off of your guidance. Everyone loves it.



I had access to some free HEAVY firebricks that have never been used for a cement kiln. From a concrete company here in Kentucky, this company had them left over. The firebricks dimensions –

are: 8 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches in size. Naturally, I had to find out more about these heavy bricks.



The word I got back from my friend about the boiler (what I initially thought it was) is “It is a cement kiln. They use the brick to protect the steel shell from the heat.” The kiln gets between 2500 and 3500 Degrees Fahrenheit heat inside and operates under that temperature.


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