Fire Brick

[Grease05]

I am looking for some info on were to buy some fire brick, I am building a finishing pan (flat pan) about 2x4 and an arch to go with it. Any advice for this project would be welcomed.:)

[BarrelBoiler]

i got fullsize briick (2x9x3 ?) from my local building supply not the big guys
and i got the smaller thin stuff from my stove shop
saw both kinds at a country hardware in the middle of the state also

[C.Wilcox]

I am looking for some info on were to buy some fire brick, I am building a finishing pan (flat pan) about 2x4 and an arch to go with it. Any advice for this project would be welcomed.:)

Grease-

Not sure where you're at in NE WI, but if you're within stinking distance of Fleet Farm in Green Bay you could give them a call and see if they have it. They typically do carry split brick at a good price.

[Haynes Forest Products]

Grease05 If your in NE Wisc. that means your near Charlie Wagners place give him a call. PS are you in the witness protection program?;)

[maple flats]

I bought mine at a full line masonry supply. They have full and half thick at about 50% less than the maple places. These bricks are used in fireplaces and many boilers.

[brookledge]

Do exactually as maple flats said, the cheapest way to go
Keith

[Turtlecreek]

I got mine at a masonary supply place, I use half bricks in my barrel. I used a 1/2 inch ceramic blanket behind it, and the ouside of my barrel remains relitivley cool. I got the blanket from mcmaster carr, it is fairly cheap.

[buxtonboiler]

I bought my 1/2" ceramic blanket off ebay. Even with shipping it was cheaper than buying locally.