Complete Pizza/Bread Oven Materials

Ciment Findue

Used with appropriate refractory aggregates, CIMENT FONDUﾨ mortars & concretes can withstand temperatures upto 1250 C.

Firebrick Grog

0-1mm graded and dried firebrick grog. Suitable for the roman block method of mould making. Also suitable for mixing with clay for making pizza ovens.

76mm 42% Alumina Fire Bricks x 100

42% Alumina Fire Brick. Good general purpose dense fire brick. Can be used in many types of kiln or furnace, ideal for tall flue structures where a good cold crushing strenght is required. Also suitable for BBQ's and garden ovens.

76mm x 230mm x114mm

Ceramic Fibre 25mm x 1 Roll

Superwool HT Blanket is graded to 1300 C

Fireclay

Fire clay is generaly found near coal seams, our fire clay is dug in Britain, dried and graded. Fire clay is the most refractory of clays and has a very high thermal efficiency. It isoften used for improving other clay bodies. Acommon use is in pizza ovens and other high temperature applications.

The pizza oven kit would make an oven the size of 80cm high and nearly a metre long, including tunnel and dome shape. Other designs might use more or less bricks.

BELOW IS A BASIC INSTRUCTION YOU MAY WISH TO USE

This kit should build a pizza oven of approximately 800mm diameter and 400mm high. To do this you will first need to lay a base of a suitable size using the fire bricks. You will then need to cut each of the remaining bricks in half to give you 114X114X76mm bricks. You then simply lay them around your oven using the mortar mix (see below) remembering to narrow in as you go up the courses. Some people find it easier to shape a mound of sand to act as a former on top of the base bricks to support the brick work. Remember to leave a suitable sized doorway to get your pizza in and out!

Mortar mix

3 parts fire clay

3 parts fire brick grog

1 part ciment fondu