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Re: Floor heat

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Posted by Richard

In Reply to: Floor heat posted by Eric

if you have enough dome height you could always lay a bed of those white refractory bricks or tiles on some sand or something to build up the hearth a bit. I got some of those bricks for about 75c. just call around, most places will understand you only need a few bricks and will be happy to offload some...

maybe Rado will have a better idea.

rgds, Rich.

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