- Nov 27, 2012
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Question:
I have a 1978 model woodburning stove, made by (Garrison Stove Works) of Claremont, NH model No A53 20592A. The brick have deterioted to a point of being unsafe to use the stove. Question; Where do I get new bricks, and how do I rebrick.
Answer:
The firebricks in the stove are called "splits" and are available in most masonry supply yards. They come in two sizes (check yours) 4x8 and 4 1/2 x 9 - both being about 1 1/4 inch thick. They are usually held in just by the ash that has built up around then, and a angle clip on the top. You may have to remove the floor bricks in order to get the side ones out.
I have a 1978 model woodburning stove, made by (Garrison Stove Works) of Claremont, NH model No A53 20592A. The brick have deterioted to a point of being unsafe to use the stove. Question; Where do I get new bricks, and how do I rebrick.
Answer:
The firebricks in the stove are called "splits" and are available in most masonry supply yards. They come in two sizes (check yours) 4x8 and 4 1/2 x 9 - both being about 1 1/4 inch thick. They are usually held in just by the ash that has built up around then, and a angle clip on the top. You may have to remove the floor bricks in order to get the side ones out.
