Brick pizza oven

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There are many different types of bricks that can be used to build a brick pizza oven at home. Each type of brick has its own advantages and disadvantages, and it is important to understand these before you begin construction. In this blog post, we will discuss the six most popular types of bricks for building a pizza oven: firebricks, ceramic tiles, refractory cements, clay bricks, mortars, and concrete block. We'll explain how each type is created and the best reasons to use them. You can…

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A friend of mine sent me this website's plans. Another friend and I completed the pizza oven in a little over three weeks. We modified the plans made the oven larger and put a lot of rebar mesh and angle iron into the slabs and walls. The cost of my project was around $750 she is a beautiful piece of work money well spent.

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