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    Rutland Fire Brick - Box of Six Bricks

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    Product Details
    Manufacturer: Rutland
    Part Number: 604
    eFireplaceStore Item Number: RUT-604
    UPC: 00022624006046

    Features

    • Suitable for building new fireboxes and repairing existing ones
    • Can withstand up to 2,700º F
    • Meets ASTM C-20, C-16, C-113, C-38, and C-133
    • Box contains six bricks
    • Approximate brick dimensions: 9" x 4.5" x 1.25"
    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.
    Customer Questions & Answers
    4 Questions & 4 Answers
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    Bruce
    from MT asked:
    July 12, 2017
    Is there any where in my area to buy your bricks?
    1 Answer
    As we are simply an online retailer of the products we offer, we do not have any brick and mortar stores.
    Will M.
    on July 12, 2017

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    Dennis
    from Sultan, WA asked:
    September 19, 2014
    What is needed to cut one of these bricks?
    1 Answer
    If you have access to a tile saw, it can be used to cut this type of medium density brick. A better choice is to use a masonry blade affixed to a standard circular saw. This cuts the brick faster and does not dull the blade, but creates a good bit of dust.
    eFireplaceStore
    on September 22, 2014

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    Bill
    from FL asked:
    April 11, 2014
    Can I cut these brinks to be a bit shorter?
    1 Answer
    No, these bricks cannot be cut.
    Dawn H.
    on April 11, 2014

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    Scott
    from Canyon Lake, CA asked:
    February 2, 2012
    Can these bricks be used for the bottom of a metal prefab fireplace where the bottom deteriorated? Would I use grout or set them tightly together without grout?
    1 Answer
    These bricks can indeed be used in the bottom of your fireplace. They should be mortared together with refractory cement.
    Kevin E. - Fireplace Specialist
    on February 3, 2012

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