Questions and Answers for Rutland 4.5 in. x 9 in. x 1.25 in. Fire Brick (6 per Box)

A:  Yes

A:  Sure, once the gas line has been properly sealed and capped-off, these fire bricks will provide a measure of protection.

A:  These bricks, while able to handle high temperatures, are fairly fragile and would not hold up well as a base for a wood stove.

A:  Certainly, but that is not what they are made for. Any average brick or paver is fine for a base to place the stove on. These bricks are specially made to go inside the stove on the bottom and sides of the stove interior.

A:  I wouldn't do it because those bricks even though they can stand high temperatures may not be strong enough to support a wood stove, they'd crumble pretty easily. Secondly that not what they're really intended for; they're to be used inside a wood stove. Regular bricks or cement blocks the size of the fire brick would work a lot better.

A:  Unfortunately, no. When I bought mine, it was an online only tiem.

A:  No

A:  Yes, could be used as a liner for a kiln, firebrick list maximum temperatures.

A:  It depends on how hot your kiln gets. My wood stove can get up to 3500F with a good draft. You might want to check on the heat range of those bricks you're wanting to buy. James

A:  Without grout or mortar, 1.688 sqft.

A:  about 1.7 square foot

A:  Yes, used in pizza oven/grille over fireplace.

A:  Yes, cut easy with stone cutting blade, I installed in an outdoor fireplace hearth, cut 6. Be very careful w high temp adhesive, do not get any on skin.

A:  If you can cut them. I have cut them in half and that requires a diamond bit saw blade. As far as can they stand the heat, they could do that in their sleep. I have them on the floor of a kiln that reaches nearly 3,000 degrees. The torches are blowing straight down on them. You may also have a weight issue, they are quite heavy.

A:  I am thinking you can. Great idea actually!

A:  No, you can't use this to cook pizza.

A:  Yes, this can be used as the base of a wood-burning stove.

A:  Yes. These were great. Fit right in when I replaced the old bricks in my wood burner. I only replaced the sides but should be fine for the bottom. Ernst.

A:  Yes with high heat adhesive it works perfect in mine. Done over a year ago and still going