Hi, new member here. I have been reading the forums for some time for all the useful info that is posted here, but this is my first time posting. I have a Harman SF 2500 wood/coal furnace, and I need to replace the firebricks inside as many of them are cracked. I have searched extensively on the Internet to find the specific type of firebrick used for my furnace but I have been unable to find much info. My question is can I just go to Home Depot and purchase some standard firebricks, or do I need to find a specific type for my furnace. I apologize for the newbie question, but any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
Firebricks for Harman sf 2500
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You can buy firebrick many places, HD's are as good as anyones. They will be either full or splits, going by the thickness of them. Take a few out of the Harman to see which you have, I'd guess splits on the side as the bottom is a grate? Cracked ones are o.k. to keep using, ones missing chunks should be replaced. Just a note, I ran my SF 260 for 16 years, never replaced a brick.
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