Aside from Milligan's on Plumbe Street, does anyone know where I can buy firebricks?
Having a go at building a pizza oven. Lots of places to buy online, but expensive delivery charges. I have a price from Milligan's but they're currently closed for a holiday.
Where can I buy firebricks?
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Re: Where can I buy firebricks?
Try giving greengates in Accrington a call?
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Re: Where can I buy firebricks?
Clarkes in Nelson the works greatest DIY shop
Proper old school they even repair shoes at £17 sole and heal.
Proper old school they even repair shoes at £17 sole and heal.
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Re: Where can I buy firebricks?
Hi there, do you actually need fire bricks?
I work at Accrington bricks and know that the firing temperature is around 1000°c.
A quick look on Google suggests a pizza oven optimum temperature is only 260°c so a normal brick will easily take that.
Also, I have built a barbecue using paver bricks and the heat has had no effect whatsoever.
I work at Accrington bricks and know that the firing temperature is around 1000°c.
A quick look on Google suggests a pizza oven optimum temperature is only 260°c so a normal brick will easily take that.
Also, I have built a barbecue using paver bricks and the heat has had no effect whatsoever.
Re: Where can I buy firebricks?
Could try Valley supplies in Rossendale.
Re: Where can I buy firebricks?
If you use fire bricks your pizzas will likely as not end up covered in firebrick dust. They are prone to becoming very friable after a while.