Hey, I have an older regency r14 insert. After burning one day, I saw there there was a strange cement like deposit of the floor. I went to get it off and chipped a firebrick on the floor. The chip is about 1/4 in deep and 1/2 inch across. I plan on replacing the fire brick soon, but is there any real harm in making a fire before I replace it? Also, does anyone know what size firebrick I would need to use to replace it? I cant find the dimensions in the manual. Thanks
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I don't know your stove, but in minor surface damage to fire bricks is not a problem. Many get cracks, witch are a sign you need to think about replacing them. Measure up the one you have and check with the stove store. They can be cut to size if need be.
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