Pizza oven materials by part of the oven

Materials for the cooking floor of a pizza oven and the insulated hearth beneath it: fire bricks or castable for the surface the pizza bakes on, with vermiculite or perlite insulation underneath so heat stays in the floor instead of soaking into the base.

Fire bricks, refractory castable, refractory cement and refractory mortar used to build and bond the dome or walls of a pizza oven, and to repair cracks and loose bricks in an existing one.

Insulation for the outside of the dome and under the hearth: ceramic fibre blanket wrapped over the dome, and vermiculite or perlite for insulating layers and lightweight insulating mixes. Good insulation helps an oven hold heat and keeps the outer shell cooler.

Ceramic fibre rope for oven door seals and high-temperature sealants and adhesives for joints around doors, flues and fittings.

Roof cyclones, also called turbine ventilators or whirlybirds, are wind-driven vents that draw hot, stale and humid air out of factories, warehouses, workshops, schools, churches and homes without using electricity. We stock 600 mm stainless steel roof cyclones, install them, and repair worn, noisy or leaking ones.