Wood Bricks

Wood bricks also known as compressed wood bricks give you the same cozy heat and cheerful ambiance from your wood stove – with a green bonus! Made of kiln-dried, super-condensed wood chips and sawdust, bricks can be burned by themselves or …

Wood burning Stove Fire Bricks

Wood burning Stove Fire Bricks , Fire Bricks For wood stoves , Fire bricks are used as for insulation and protection purposes within the stove and most manufacturers use a Vermiculite material due to its excellent heat properties, Fire bricks help to keep more heat within the fire box and more importantly protect your stove from excess heat to avoid damaging the stoves body, We offer a large

Firewood Bricks – Wood Fuel Blocks – Bio Bricks

Pressed from hardwood sawdust, XBLOX6 Bio-Bricks are premium wood stove fuel blocks designed for hotter fires, eco-friendliness, and ease of use and storage, These environmentally superior wood bricks make enjoying your stove or fireplace effortless, all while meeting the highest quality standards in the industry, The Clean and Cozy Benefits of Wood Bricks, Unless you live in a forest, …

Wood Heater Spare Parts Firebricks

Wood heater manufacturers have provided information on which refractory bricks the different models need, With fire bricks it is not a one size fits all solution, they come in many shapes, sizes, thicknesses and configurations, It is important to comply with the wood heater manufacturers requirements, In Australia wood heaters for sale to the public have been tested to Australian standards

Stove Bricks

CastTec stove bricks are non-combustible, fire resistant bricks manufactured in cast-iron or vermiculite to cope with temperatures up to 1100*C, Vermiculite is a naturally occurring non-toxic, asbestos free material which has excellent insulation properties and is the ideal product to line the inside of our stoves providing protection to the cast-iron or steel interior and also providing

How to build heat shields for wood stoves

Heat shields for Clearance Reduction Adequate clearances are one of the two most important safety features of any wood stove installation, The other is proper materials, A properly installed and maintained wood stove can be one of the safest appliances in your home, But cheating on clearances can create a very dangerous situation, Don’t Trust … How to build heat shields for wood …

Bricks on top of stove to increase thermal mass?

Most stoves of any quality are designed to perform there best so all that heat the bricks would be absorbing would be in the room anyway, Yes, they will likely hold onto it as stove goes into the back end of a burn cycle and slowly release it into the home but by no means at a measurable rate that you could physically notice, I even went so far as to think of a radiator system that I would

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Stove Boards & Hearth Pads: The #1 Stove Board Dealer

A wood stove hearth or a stove board is made from a variety of fire-resistant materials, Options include things like concrete, slate, glass, limestone, or resin, Wallplates can also come in many materials including sheet metal, The different materials allow you to customize the look of your stove, but the main point is to find something flame and heat resistant,

How to Build a Hearth for a Wood Burning Stove

I’m building a hearth pad for my cast iron “Vermont Casting” free standing wood burning stove, I just want to show how easy it is to set the hearth stone usi

Sbi Replacement Fire Brick – 9″x4-1/2″x1-1/4″

Refractory brick designed for wood stove interiors, To replace broken bricks in fireplaces and wood burning stoves; Superior quality; Info & Guides Specifications Brand: SBI: Assembled Product Length: 9″ Assembled Product Height: 1,25″ Assembled Product Width : 4,5″ Package Weight: 2,14 lbs

How to make a simple wood stove with cement and red bricks

How to make a simple wood stove with cement and red bricksThanks for watching !

How to Build a Brick Hearth for a Wood Stove

Wood stoves are efficient sources of heat for a home and are safe as long as you install them correctly, Stray cinders or sparks can start fires in combustible carpet or wood flooring without the proper hearth, The proper installation always includes a fireproof hearth built large enough to accommodate the size of the wood stove,

How To Fireproof A Wall Behind A Wood Stove

To install a brick wall behind your wood stoves, you need to start by screwing in two two-inch sheet metal studs to the wall and connect both to a ceiling joist, floor joist, and the wall with a screwdriver and some three-inch bolts, Make sure you air space these two studs as long as you expect to build the combustible wall, Measure the hearth that your wood stove sits on, You will then want