Inexpensive replacement inner fire resistant lining for pellet stove sought!
 

I have a faux brick lining inside my pellet stove that constantly
breaks up and crumbles away. I am looking for a cheaper and more
durable replacement. It doesn't need to look nice. Does anybody have
any ideas?

fire resistant "concrete", we used that in Europe a few years ago, still
doing the job.

"Cronion" wrote in message
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I have a faux brick lining inside my pellet stove that constantly
breaks up and crumbles away. I am looking for a cheaper and more
durable replacement. It doesn't need to look nice. Does anybody have
any ideas?

"The Bald Ass Prairie Farm" wrote in message news:FD3hd.36830$E93.26896@clgrps12...
fire resistant "concrete", we used that in Europe a few years ago, still
doing the job.

"Cronion" wrote in message
om...
I have a faux brick lining inside my pellet stove that constantly
breaks up and crumbles away. I am looking for a cheaper and more
durable replacement. It doesn't need to look nice. Does anybody have
any ideas?

This sounds interesting! Is this something I can mix up? If so, can
you tell me who makes this?

I'll try to find it, we did it 25 years ago for a pottery oven, it's still
working and has only one small crack, I'll see what the family in Europe can
remember.

"Cronion" wrote in message
om...
"The Bald Ass Prairie Farm" wrote in message
news:FD3hd.36830$E93.26896@clgrps12...
fire resistant "concrete", we used that in Europe a few years ago, still
doing the job.

"Cronion" wrote in message
om...
I have a faux brick lining inside my pellet stove that constantly
breaks up and crumbles away. I am looking for a cheaper and more
durable replacement. It doesn't need to look nice. Does anybody have
any ideas?

This sounds interesting! Is this something I can mix up? If so, can
you tell me who makes this?