Do new bricks help with heating the stove box or is there no difference than if you use older ones ?
I have not replaced in 2 or 3 years.
I have not replaced in 2 or 3 years.
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Won't make a difference. You can use them for 25 years so long as they don't have chunks missing.
Are you having problems getting the stove up to temp?
pen
Are you having problems getting the stove up to temp?
pen
Just wondering, is this being ask as a "maintenance" question or are you trying to over come a heat issue? (as Pen asked).
Huntindog1
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If you have standard bricks and go with Insulating Fire Brick then the IFB will help heat the fire box better and help maintain the heat at lower primary input air settings.
Quadra Fire Stoves use them and they get good reviews for heating up quickly.
Quadra Fire Stoves use them and they get good reviews for heating up quickly.
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