Vermiculite For Gas Fires And Stoves

High quality replacement stove fire bricks 15mm 20mm 25mm and 30mm thick to suit a wide range of stoves and other heating appliances.

Vermiculite for gas fires and stoves.

Fireproof vermiculite boards vermiculite board is an insulating board from a naturally occurring aluminium magnesium silicate mineral. Fireplace lining for multifuel stoves and more. It is an essential part of fireplace fitting and if not done correctly damage will occur to the cast iron back the customer is right cement and vermiculite is tightly packed into the void with a thin piece of cardboard behind the cast back the reason for this you do not want the vermiculite mix sticking to the firebrick that can be replaced. Propane gas fireplace buyer s guide.

I d like to use what i have instead of having to buy sand if it s all the same. Vermiculite boards from real fire co uk. If the ease and efficiency of propane fireplaces appeal to you you might now wonder whether propane is the best fuel option for your home. Creates an attractive bed of faux ember under gas logs.

Can i use it just as i would silica sand to cover the burner or do i need to use only sand with the natural gas set. Just bought some vermiculite granules for our vented natural gas fireplace and now i m reading that it s normally used for propane log sets. It is poured into the burner pan to aid the heavier lp gas to spread across the burner more effectively. You use silica sand over the burners in both natural gas log and fire glass fireplaces.

Should you get a propane fireplace or a natural gas fireplace. Combining our vermiculite products with other enhance a fire products allows for a creative and unique fireplace appearance. Provides a nice looking base under the gas logs and allows the gas to permeate through it easily. Vermiculite is mostly used for propane lp gas logs.

Non toxic and environmentally friendly. You use vermiculite with propane gas. These fire resistant boards are smooth and durable and are tested up to temperatures of 1100 degrees c. All of our fire bricks are cut to order simply click on the firebrick calculator select the thickness input the sizes that you require and then click the calculate button and it will work out the price for.