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Rutland Fire Brick - Box of Six Bricks

Rutland Fire Brick - Box of Six Bricks

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Product Details

Manufacturer: Rutland
Rutland Part Numbers: 604-1
Item Number: RUT-604
UPC: 022624006046

Features

  • Box contains six bricks
  • Can withstand up to 2,700 degrees F
  • Meets ASTM C-20, C-16, C-113, C-38, and C-133
  • Approximate brick dimensions are 9" x 4.5" x 1.25"
  • Suitable for building new fireboxes and repairing existing ones
Whether you're building a new firebox or repairing an existing one, Rutland's Fire Bricks are up to the task. These bricks can withstand up to 2,700 degrees fahrenheit and meet ASTM C-20, C-16, C-113, C-38, and C-13 standards. Each box contains six firebricks.

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Customer Q&A with Product Specialists

Dato A. from New York asked:
To cover 45 sq ft with these fire bricks, how many boxes I need for this?
To cover 45 sq ft with these fire bricks, how many boxes I need for this?
Per Rutland, you would need five boxes, you will have some left over.
Answered by: Kathy O. on Oct 31, 2023

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Mike from Minnesota asked:
Does this firebrick classify as an insulated firebrick?
Does this firebrick classify as an insulated firebrick?
While not listed as "insulated" firebrick, this brick is intended to be used to build new fireboxes or repair existing ones.
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David S. from Stroudsburg, PA asked:
What is the correct mortar to use with these bricks?
What is the correct mortar to use with these bricks?
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Tim from CT asked:
Can you cook directly on them, pizza, bread etc?
Can you cook directly on them, pizza, bread etc?
Rutland has not listed these brick as suitable for direct food contact.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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