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Posted by Chilla on August 13, 2007, 1:53 am
Please log in for more thread options The fire place cement is a high temperature mortar the brand is Fullers.
The castable refractory is Pyrocrete 165 arc from Foseco, which is a
monolithic refractory, which means you can build load bearing structures
out of it. Pour it today and use it tomorrow... heat shock resistant,
meaning the home user has no chance at cracking it.
Regards Charles
Martin H. Eastburn wrote:
> What this is is like an investment - a white glaze. Often
> the blocks are edge or corner coated for strength.
>
> Martin H. Eastburn
> @ home at Lions' Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net
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> Chilla wrote:
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>> Yes Alvin, you can use fire place cement, or a commercial castable
>> refractory.
>>
>>
>> Regards Charles from Oz
>>
>> alvinj@Example.com wrote:
>>
>>> Not only are some of mine broken but it'd be cool to "glue" them
>>> together to make a shape that doesn't involve simple stacking.
>>>
>>> Got any ideas? :)
>>>
>>> Alvin in AZ
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