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Vermiculite Fire Bricks Are The Best Choice For Fireplaces And Wood Stoves
The vermiculite bricks is a high-quality firebrick made from natural vermiculite materials, and the thermal conductivity coefficient is only 0.06W/mk.With the ability to withstand temperatures up to 2700 degrees Fahrenheit, this firebrick is a great choice for use in wood stoves and fireplaces. One of the key benefits of this product is its durability - it's an incredibly stable material that can withstand intense heat without cracking or breaking. Additionally, it's easy to cut or drill through, allowing for custom sizing and easy installation. Using vermiculite bricks in your fireplace or wood stove can help you maintain a consistent temperature and insulating material that helps to retain heat and reduce the amount of heat lost through the chimney or fireplace. This can help to save on heating costs and improve the efficiency of your heating system.
Vermiculite Fire Bricks
These bricks are made of vermiculite, which is a new type of inorganic material. It is mainly made of expanded vermiculite, mixed with a certain proportion of inorganic binder, and processed through a series of processes. It has high temperature resistance, fire resistance, green environmental protection, thermal insulation, sound insulation, and does not contain harmful substances. Heating to 1200 ℃ does not produce harmful gases to human health, making it the best choice for insulation and fire prevention. In addition, vermiculite refractory bricks have excellent stability and will not easily crack or shatter when exposed to high temperatures for a long time.
Vermiculite Bricks can‘t Be Used For Outdoor Stoves
Although vermiculite bricks have excellent stability and fire resistance, it is recommended that the maximum temperature used should not exceed 2700 degrees Celsius. This vermiculite brick is widely used in wooden stoves and fireplaces and is not suitable for use in forging environments with too high temperatures. In addition, this vermiculite brick will become soft and affect its use when soaked in water or exposed to prolonged rain.
Versatile Application
Suitable for use in wood stoves and fireplaces, making it a convenient and efficient replacement part, and it can be applied in the field of building fire prevention, such as firewalls, fire partitions, ventilation duct fire prevention, and has a certain sound insulation effect.
Overall, the vermiculite bricks is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality firebrick that will last for years to come. With its durable, heat-resistant construction and easy-to-manipulate design, this product is sure to be a valuable addition to your home heating setup.
DreamyCreations
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
We are in the process of redoing our living room which includes a fireplace and we got these to put in the fireplace. First we were impressed with the very careful packaging. We did a test on one and found it very easy to cut and did not melt as one reviewer said. So overall good quality and value.
Linda
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
This refractory brick is very suitable for fireplace lining, but not for forging purposes as the temperature for forging purposes exceeds 2700F
Sophia Feliciano
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
Easy to cut into suitable sizes for easy installation
Babette Cousineau
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
Could not handle 1800 degrees for 15 min.
Brandi M Layton
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
So far these are working great. We used some of them to replace broken bricks in our wood burning stove and it appears that they are working as they should be. They are a little thinner than the ones that we removed, but I now see that there are 2 different thicknesses available. We had to cut one to fit the top section of our stove and it was easy to do with a razor knife. We scored it as deep as possible, which took minimal effort, and then we were able to snap off the pieces we didn't need. We run our stove at about 600 degrees and so far, they are holding up well. I've noticed that the fire is burning more efficiently in the areas where we replaced the broken bricks and we are able to get a more even burn. These fit well in all of the areas where I needed to replace them, but I wish there was a longer size for some of my side ones that will need replaced soon. Overall, I'm very pleased with this product.
Thomas and Taylor
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
As mentioned in the title to the review, I do not have any previous experience with blocks like these.So far…they are molded reasonably well and lay flat, for the most part, some relatively small gaps here and there. I could see this being an issue for containing the heat produced. As for our use with them, this is merely assistance with ventilation, so I cannot complain as of now.We have not used them, yet, for anything over the typical heat from a basic fire. Fire pit temperature, whatever the average may be for that. So we do not currently have any comments or complaints on the usability with extreme temperatures.We held one block to open flame, directly on the flame. No burn marks visible. No cracks. Though it did appear to “melt” a corner of the block. Not a major portion was “melted” but it did reduce the shape of the corner when exposed directly to the flame.Otherwise…they’re good so far. None of them have cracked or eroded in any noticeable way. But the corner “melting” on the flame wasn’t a great sign of durability. We will see how they hold up over time. I do not see these being our long-term choice.
K. Newman
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
Very durable and easy to cut if needed. I used them to line the bottom of my high efficiency fireplace and they seem to handle the high heat of even hedge. After a month no visable wear, No cracks, splits or broken bricks yet. And reasonable price compared to the oem bricks.
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
They are your basic fire brick. I got these for jewelry making as they would be pretty thin for a woodstove or casting furnace, but a couple of them down on my benchtop for a base when I am using my torch are just the thing.
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