Refractory Cement? Fisher

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ChillyB

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Oct 15, 2021
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I see no sign of cement in brick joints in my stove. Should it be used when replacing Fisher bear series bricks?

Thanks
Chilly
 
ChillyB said:
I see no sign of cement in brick joints in my stove. Should it be used when replacing Fisher bear series bricks?

Thanks
Chilly
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Nope no stoves that I know of use cement on the bricks
 
Ash packs between them soon enough making them like cement to take out. Literally have to break the first one to get them out.
 
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coaly said:
Ash packs between them soon enough making them like cement to take out. Literally have to break the first one to get them out.
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Yeah it's a pita lol.
 
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